Fastify + Lit + Rollup Boilerplate**

A fast and efficient foundation for building web applications using

• Fastify: A high-performance Node.js web framework for efficiency.
• Lit: A lightweight library from Google for building reactive web components.
• Rollup: Powerful JavaScript module bundler for optimized production builds.

Features

• Rapid Development: Hot Module Replacement (HMR) for immediate development feedback.
• Lean Components: Lit provides efficient, declarative web component creation.
• Optimized Builds: Rollup minimizes code size and maximizes performance for production.
• Clear Structure: A well-organized project layout promotes maintainability.
• TypeScript Support: Optional typing for greater code safety and clarity.

Getting Started

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/fastify-lit-rollup-boilerplate.git

2. Copy .env.exaple and name to .env

3. Install dependencies:

   npm install 

4. Start the development server:

   npm run dev

5. Access the app in your browser (usually http://localhost:3000).

Building for Production

1. Generate a production-ready build:

   npm run build

2. The optimized build is located in the dist folder.

Customization

• Adapt the project structure to match your preferences.
• Extend with additional libraries or tools as needed.
• Configure Fastify routes and endpoints.
• Create rich and interactive Lit-based web components.

Contributions**

This boilerplate welcomes contributions and improvements. Feel free to:

• Open issues for bug reports or feature requests.
• Submit pull requests with enhancements and fixes.

Let's build amazing web experiences together!

Additional Notes

• Consider adding instructions for TypeScript setup if you provide support for it.
• You can link to official documentation resources for Fastify, Lit, and Rollup for easy reference.
• If appropriate, provide example code snippets of how the technologies interact within the boilerplate.

Let me know if you'd like any modifications or specific areas you'd like highlighted in the README!