Quick Start

Welcome to the @lazarv/react-server documentation! To start using this framework, just create a file exporting a React Server Component as default and run the @lazarv/react-server command using npx with the path to the file. You need nothing else to start your first server-side rendered React application! Painfully simple, right?

./App.jsx
export default function App() {
  return <h1>Hello, World!</h1>;
}

pnpm

npm

Yarn

Bun

Deno

pnpx @lazarv/react-server ./App.jsx

npx @lazarv/react-server ./App.jsx

yarn dlx @lazarv/react-server ./App.jsx

bunx --bun @lazarv/react-server ./App.jsx

Note: Deno is not supported yet. Please check back later for updates.

Continue your journey by exploring the guide and tutorials sections or learn more details about the framework, the file-system based router or how you can deploy your app to a cloud provider. If you have any questions or need help, feel free to open an issue on GitHub. We are happy to help you!

To bootstrap your @lazarv/react-server project, you can also use @lazarv/create-react-server, the official CLI tool to create a new project and add initial tools, features and third-party integrations to your project with ease, just by answering a few questions. To use the tool, run:

pnpm

npm

Yarn

Bun

Deno

pnpx @lazarv/create-react-server

npx @lazarv/create-react-server

yarn dlx @lazarv/create-react-server

bunx --bun @lazarv/create-react-server

Note: Deno is not supported yet. Please check back later for updates.

Completing the wizard, follow the instructions in your terminal to explore your new project and have fun!

Coming soon: third-party integrations for UI libraries, database providers, state management, authentication, and more — seamlessly available when bootstrapping your project with @lazarv/create-react-server. Stay tuned!

In the next chapter, you can find instructions on how to start from scratch with @lazarv/react-server.