Vite SSR BOOSTVite-powered SSR and SPA infrastructure for React Router applications.

Why this exists ​

@lomray/vite-ssr-boost is for React applications that want server rendering without giving up normal Vite ergonomics or React Router APIs.

It gives you:

• a Vite plugin that normalizes the SSR setup
• a browser entry for hydration and SPA boot
• a server entry for streaming SSR with request hooks
• components for redirects, status codes, client-only rendering and scroll reset
• a CLI for dev, build, preview and deploy-oriented packaging
• custom entrypoints for mobile, service worker or additional app surfaces

What it is good at ​

The package is opinionated in the useful places:

• it keeps Vite as the build system instead of hiding it
• it keeps React Router as the routing model instead of wrapping it into another DSL
• it supports both SSR and SPA output from the same app structure
• it exposes server lifecycle hooks instead of forcing one fixed rendering pipeline
• it covers operational details such as manifests, static assets, Docker, Amplify and Vercel builds

This makes it a good fit when you want SSR infrastructure, not a full-stack framework that takes over the whole app.

Core idea ​

You wire three things:

1. the Vite plugin in vite.config.ts
2. the browser entry with @lomray/vite-ssr-boost/browser/entry
3. the server entry with @lomray/vite-ssr-boost/node/entry

After that the CLI can run the app in development, build it for production, preview it locally, or package it for specific deployment targets.

Read this first ​

• Start with Getting Started
• Then read Rendering Modes
• If your routes are generated or split in non-trivial ways, read Routing
• If you customize headers, redirects, payloads or stream behavior, read Server Lifecycle
• For build and deploy scenarios, read Deployment
• For ready-to-copy patterns, read Examples / Recipes