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Build the whole document in Rust.

Start with useful HTML, add state that can explain itself, and admit browser libraries only through explicit lifecycle boundaries.

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From zero to a running project.

The default starter is intentionally small, but it is not blank: it teaches the route graph, authored errors, metadata, assets, and the build ledger.

shell

pliego new my-app
cd my-app
pliego check
pliego dev

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Start

Getting started

Install the CLI, create a project, start the development server, and produce the first verified build.

Start

Project structure

Understand pliego.toml, the site package, the optional WASM client, public assets, and output ownership.

Start

CLI reference

Use new, check, build, dev, preview, inspect, templates, and machine-readable diagnostics.

Start

Developer loop

Follow native file events through typed HMR, causal build graphs, artifact explanations, and recovery without losing the last valid output.

Author

Routing and pages

Create complete HTML documents, canonical metadata, clean routes, redirects, and authored error pages.

Author

Rust views

Compose semantic views with escaped text, typed macros, stable attributes, and useful HTML first.

State

Events and folds

Model durable facts, deterministic projections, replay parity, snapshots, and explicit effects.

State

Schemas and snapshots

Version events, seal adjacent upcasters, bind projection identity, and restore snapshots only against an exact compatible contract.

State

Hyphae verified sync

Append and replay durable history through signed attestations, fixed snapshots, authority policy, and consuming verification types.

Author

Typed content

Load bounded Markdown, JSON, and TOML collections with stable identities and actionable errors.

Runtime

Browser runtime

Resume Rust/WASM behavior and admit GSAP, Lenis, Three.js, or WebGL through lifecycle adapters.

Runtime

DOM ownership

Own mounted ranges, reconcile keyed children, adopt exact SSR output, and dispose listeners, effects, adapters, and nodes deterministically.

Delivery

Adaptive assets

Plan reproducible images, video, fonts, and 3D variants under explicit device budgets.

Delivery

Artifact trust

Understand portable namespaces, exact source capture, staged publication, build receipts, causal graphs, and fail-closed verification.

Operate

Errors and diagnostics

Read stable PLG codes, browser build failures, JSON diagnostics, exit codes, and recovery actions.

Delivery

Build and deploy

Verify the output ledger, preview production bytes, select release artifacts, and deploy static output.

Reference

Crates and API

Choose the public crate that owns each contract, generate exact-version Rustdoc, and avoid depending on implementation-only internals.

Project

Licensing and policy

Understand Apache-2.0, third-party notices, trademarks, security reports, support, and contributions.