ResuxBuild fast, resumable web applications.

Learn Resux with practical guides, examples, API reference, and clear explanations of how the framework behaves in the browser and on the server.

SSR

Server-rendered by default

Build routes, layouts, metadata, data loading, and application UI around server-rendered HTML.

RESUME

Resume when needed

Resux can keep browser startup small and load interaction code only when a page actually needs it.

ROUTE

Full application framework

Routing, middleware, server APIs, plugins, modules, route rules, and deployment are part of the same framework.

Clear client boundaries

Use normal Resux components for the default runtime model and Vue islands when you intentionally need a Vue-owned client boundary.

MEDIA

Built-in asset tooling

Images, responsive sources, video, fonts, icons, preloading, and optimization have dedicated APIs and guides.

SOURCE

Docs tied to the real framework

Public APIs and examples are checked against the framework source, package exports, and tests.

Public beta

Current beta: 0.4.0-beta.2

Resux 0.4 is available for public testing. It is a good fit for learning, demos, compatibility testing, and non-critical applications. Because Resux is still pre-1.0, pin your version and test upgrades before using it in an important production system.

StatusWhat “public beta” meansSee what is validated today, what can still change, and how to evaluate Resux safely.ReleasesStable and beta channelsLearn how the npm latest and next channels are used and how prerelease publishing works.

Start building

Pick the path that matches what you need.

You do not need to read the documentation from top to bottom. Start with a task and move into the deeper architecture only when you need it.

New projectCreate your first appInstall Resux, generate a project, run the dev server, and build your first interactive page.OverviewTour the frameworkSee how routing, rendering, resumability, data, server APIs, plugins, media, and deployment fit together.UIExplore UI componentsBrowse the optional component package, props, events, slots, accessibility notes, and runtime boundaries.AssetsImages and videoUse responsive images, optimization, placeholders, preload strategies, and video tooling.ReferenceLook up an APIFind package exports, composables, runtime APIs, compiler APIs, UI, i18n, Kit, Node, and configuration.HelpTroubleshoot a problemWork through common development, build, runtime, package, media, and deployment issues.

Install

Create a Resux project.

Resux currently requires Node.js >=20.19.0.

Stable channel:

npx create-resuxjs@latest my-app

Public beta:

npx create-resuxjs@next my-app
cd my-app
npm install
npm run dev

For repeatable beta testing, pin the exact version:

npx create-resuxjs@0.4.0-beta.2 my-app

Learn the runtime

Understand what happens from request to interaction.

Resux starts from server-rendered HTML and adds browser execution only where the application needs it. The architecture guides explain compilation, rendering, serialized state, resumable handlers, routing, and Vue islands without hiding the trade-offs.

ArchitectureArchitecture deep diveFollow the framework from source files through build output, SSR, and browser runtime behavior.RuntimeResumabilityLearn how handlers and client work are connected to server-rendered output.VueVue islandsUse Vue deliberately when a feature needs a Vue-owned client runtime boundary.