Vue 3 · Vite · TypeScript

A Vue starter that search engines can actually read.

Every route prerenders to static HTML with its own title, canonical URL and structured data. No client-side metadata guesswork.

Version 1.0.0Free and open source, MIT licensedView the source

What you get

Four things you would otherwise build twice

Each one exists because getting it wrong is invisible in development and expensive in production.

Each route becomes a real HTML file. Crawlers and link unfurlers see the finished page without executing a line of JavaScript.

One @id per entity, referenced rather than repeated, so the graph describes one organisation instead of a dozen copies.

Both are produced from the build output and the site config, so they cannot drift away from the pages that actually exist.

The dependency rules between core, config, services and views are ESLint rules, not documentation nobody reads.

How it works

Nothing in the output is maintained by hand, which is why nothing in it can disagree with the configuration.

Configure once
Site facts, the identity the site is about and the route table live in one place each. Every URL, title and entity is derived from them.
Build and prerender
vite-ssg renders every route to its own HTML file, with metadata and JSON-LD already in the markup.
Ship static files
The sitemap, robots file and manifest are generated from what was actually rendered, then the whole directory deploys to any static host.

Clone it, replace the config, delete the example routes. The wiring is what you keep.