Generate static site (html + js + css)?

[Ciantic]

The example seems to assume we want to run Deno on server side.

Is it possible to generate static site which can be for instance deployed to github pages?

[lucacasonato]

Not easily, no. You could write your main fresh app and then create a secondary program that scrapes your main app during a build process and emits static files. I haven't tried this, but it should work.

Mandatory shilling: have you tried hosting your fresh app on Deno Deploy? It's free for most projects :)

[Ciantic]

Thanks, maybe in the future. I'm working on a Bitmap font tool and I wish not to host it. GitHub pages is my target.

[shishkin]

Deno Deploy is awesome. Though adding SSG to Fresh would make it into the ranks of modern MPA frameworks like Astro, past incumbents like Next.js. Making Fresh shine on all platforms, not only Deno Deploy, seems worthwhile to me.

[erlend-sh]

One significant downside of no SSG in Fresh is that it makes it far less compatible with @tauri-apps for easy creation of desktop apps. From their Discord:

Is there a guide on how to integrate Tauri with Remix.run? 🙂

The short answer is: You don't integrate Tauri with Remix
Long answer: Remix is SSR-only which doesn't play well with Tauri at all. So you have 2 options here:
Have a remote server and basically turn Tauri into a dumbed down browser (You loose access to all tauri apis from within javascript)
Sidecar a remix nodejs app, packaged with pkg (you still don't have access to tauri's apis from within the remix app but you can communicate with the rust side to tell it what to do)

[strogonoff]

If Fresh’s SSR runs on Deno, and Tauri runs on Deno, doesn’t it make them a natural match in theory?

[dnk8n]

I am integrating Lume to work alongside fresh (link to repo).

Here is how it is designed to be working so far. Keen for suggestions on improvements.

[mindon]

this might help to build a static website coding in html + js/ts with https://github.com/mindon/packup packup build index.html

[CAYdenberg]

jamstack.org lists 335 different frameworks you can use to make static sites.

IMO the whole advantage of Fresh is that it allows you to generate server pages dynamically (like Rails), and also provide the minimum amount of JS for interactivity (like jQuery) in an expression space you can make sense of (like React).