Customize entrypoint files
master.webber directory. If you need to add custom logic that cannot be handled in Swift (such as a custom loading bar), you can edit the files located in .webber/entrypoint/dev.repository·master·Indexed 41 days ago
https://github.com/swifweb/webA framework for building reactive web applications using Swift by wrapping DOM, CSS, and Web APIs into a Swift-native interface. Includes guides on project scaffolding, debugging, and releasing Single Page Applications (SPA) and Progressive Web Apps (PWA) using the webber tool.
.webber directory. If you need to add custom logic that cannot be handled in Swift (such as a custom loading bar), you can edit the files located in .webber/entrypoint/dev.webber tool for installation and project management. To get started, visit the webber repository to install the necessary dependencies.webber new command to scaffold a new project. You can choose between creating a Single Page Application (spa) or a Progressive Web App (pwa).webber newTo prepare your project for production, use the webber release command. After the command completes, your production-ready files will be located in the .webber/release folder.
For PWA projects, include the -t pwa -s Service flags to ensure the correct build configuration.
# For standard SPA
webber release
# For PWA
webber release -t pwa -s ServiceOnce your project is created, navigate to the project folder. You can use the webber serve command to debug your application in a browser.
For Progressive Web Apps (PWA), use the -t pwa flag and specify the service with -s Service to ensure the PWA features are correctly initialized during development.
# For standard SPA
webber serve
# For PWA
webber serve -t pwa -s Service