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Vite+ Beta

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Why This Matters

Vite+ Beta introduces a unified, open-source toolchain that consolidates essential web development tools into a single, fast, and consistent workflow. It simplifies project setup, enhances developer experience, and promotes best practices across diverse web projects, making it especially valuable for growing teams and complex codebases.

Key Takeaways

TL;DR: Vite+ is now in beta. It unifies the runtime, package manager, and frontend tools every web project needs behind one fast, consistent workflow. Start a new project with vp create , or adopt it in an existing project with vp migrate .

Today, we are releasing the beta of Vite+, the unified toolchain for the web.

Vite+ is a single entry point to web development. It manages your runtime and package manager and brings Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, tsdown, Oxlint, and Oxfmt together with a built-in task runner — best-in-class tools shipped as one tested stack. It is fully open source under the MIT license and framework-agnostic, working for any kind of web project: from CLIs to libraries to web apps.

Vite showed that a tool can be both fast and provide a great developer experience when it is designed around sensible defaults. Vite+ applies the same idea to the rest of the development workflow.

Instead of learning a different combination of tools and commands in every repository, developers can use a consistent workflow:

vp dev — start a development server with hot module replacement, powered by Vite 8.

— start a development server with hot module replacement, powered by Vite 8. vp check — format your code with Oxfmt, lint it with Oxlint, and type check it at once.

— format your code with Oxfmt, lint it with Oxlint, and type check it at once. vp test — run unit tests powered by Vitest.

— run unit tests powered by Vitest. vp build — build your project for production, powered by Vite 8.

— build your project for production, powered by Vite 8. vp pack — bundle libraries with best practices baked in, powered by tsdown.

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