Build a fullstack app

Powered with Sequoia and SvelteKit

Introduction

Svelte – frontend framework for creating cybernetically enhanced web apps.
SvelteKit on the other hand is a meta-framework for creating fullstack web apps by using Svelte as a frontend framework.
It can be deployed to Vercel, Netlify, Node.js or Deno (and many other platforms) via adapters.
By default svelte-adapter-deno, which allows you to deploy SvelteKit application to Deno, uses Oak under the hood, but we provide you a tiny script that will switch from Oak to Sequoia.

Setting up a SvelteKit application

We recommend you clone a repository from GitHub to set up the basic SvelteKit application prepared to run on Deno:
git clone https://github.com/len0xx/sveltekit-sequoia-example.git
This will create a directory sveltekit-sequoia-example with all the source code you need to run the SvelteKit application with Sequoia as a backend

You can now jump into the directory: cd sveltekit-sequoia-example
Install the dependencies: npm install
Build the app and run it: npm run build && npm run start
Now you have an application running at http://localhost:3000