Plugins & Compilers

Bundler Adapters

Use Taser.js with Webpack, Rspack, Rollup, Rolldown, or Esbuild via @taserjs/plugin subpath exports.

Taser.js ships the same unplugin implementation for several bundlers. Each adapter exposes a taser() factory with the shared TaserPluginOptions used by Vite.

For new projects, prefer Vite or Vite + Nitro. Bundler adapters are for custom build pipelines that do not use Vite.

Installation

pnpm add @taserjs/router @taserjs/plugin @taserjs/cli

Install the bundler you use as a development dependency (webpack, @rspack/core, rollup, rolldown, or esbuild).

Usage

webpack.config.ts
import { taser } from "@taserjs/plugin/webpack";

export default {
  plugins: [taser()],
};

Options

Plugin options: server, serverEntry, config, cwd, and standalone. Path layout (serverDir, routesDir, outputDir, app) comes from taserjs.config.ts. See the @taserjs/plugin API reference.

Subpath reference

ImportBundler
@taserjs/plugin/webpackWebpack
@taserjs/plugin/rspackRspack
@taserjs/plugin/rollupRollup
@taserjs/plugin/rolldownRolldown
@taserjs/plugin/esbuildEsbuild

Nitro Module

Deploy Taser.js with @taserjs/plugin/nitro — standalone or fullstack Nitro handlers across edge and serverless presets.

Deployment Presets

Deploy Taser.js APIs across Cloudflare Workers, Vercel, AWS Lambda, Node.js, Bun, Deno, and Netlify using multi-cloud Nitro server presets.

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InstallationUsageOptionsSubpath reference