Quarkus Web Bundler

Create full-stack web apps and components with this Quarkus extension. It offers zero-configuration bundling and minification (with source-map) for your web app scripts (JS, JSX, TS, TSX), dependencies (jQuery, htmx, Bootstrap, Lit etc.), and styles (CSS, SCSS, SASS).

• [x] Production build
• [x] Awesome Dev experience
• [x] Integrated with NPM dependencies through mvnpm or webjars.
• [x] Build-time index.html rendering with bundled scripts and styles
• [x] Server Side Qute Components (Qute template + Script + Style)

Is it the same as Quinoa? It is very close but:

• It is already integrated with a bundler (esbuild, which is very similar to Webpack or Rollup)
• NodeJS is not needed
• It works without any configuration
• All the npm catalog is available directly as dependencies in your pom.xml/build.gradle

When should I use Quinoa instead?

• I have a dedicated UI team very familliar with the NodeJS eco-system
• I need a very specific NodeJs/Bundling configuration that the web-bundler does not cover

How to test my Web App without Jest or similar?

Use @QuarkusTest with Quarkus Playwright. It is very easy to create full-stack tests to cover all your scenarios (and re-using all the backend testing data).

Can I swith from Quinoa to the Web Bundler?

Yes, just move your web-dependencies to the pom.xml/build.gradle and follow the web-bundler structure, the output app should be the same.

Can I swith from the Web Bundler to Quinoa?

Yes, you just need to use a framework (like Vite) and switch to a package.json and follow your framework structure, the output app should be the same.

All the information you need to use Quarkus Web Bundler is in the user documentation.

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Andy Damevin 💻 🚧	Phillip Krüger 💻	Chris Ruffalo 💻	Melloware 🚇	Selim Dinçer 🐛	blazmrak 🧑‍🏫	Egor 🐛
Rasmus Haglund 🤔	Erik Jan de Wit 💻	Frank12B 📖

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!