Arto Site

Product website for Arto. Published at arto-app.github.io.

Tech Stack

• Framework: HonoX (Hono + Vite)
• Build: Vite SSG (Static Site Generation)
• Icons: Tabler Icons + Simple Icons
• Deployment: GitHub Pages

Development

Recommended: Nix

This project uses Nix Flakes to provide a reproducible development environment.

# Enter development shell (Node.js 22 + just)
nix develop

# Install dependencies
just install

# Start dev server
just dev

# Build for production
just build

# Preview production build
just preview

# Type check
just check

Alternative: npm

If you don't have Nix installed, you can use npm directly:

npm install
npm run dev
npm run build
npm run preview

Project Structure

app/
├── routes/           # File-based routing
│   ├── _renderer.tsx # Layout
│   ├── index.tsx     # Home page
│   ├── features/     # Features page
│   ├── versions/     # Public version tracking page
│   └── install/      # Install page
├── components/       # Shared components
│   ├── Header.tsx
│   ├── Footer.tsx
│   ├── CodeBlock.tsx
│   └── Icons.tsx
├── lib/
│   └── arto-version.ts # Arto reference versions and sync log data
├── style.css         # Global styles
└── client.ts         # Client-side JS (theme toggle, carousel)

public/
├── images/           # Screenshots, GIFs
└── videos/           # Demo video

Maintainer Notes

Next Migration Checklist

1. Identify target commit: Compare this repository's last update date with ../Arto, then pin a specific Arto tag/commit.
2. Diff user-facing features: Review Arto README and recent commits for additions that affect CLI, UI, rendering, and workflow.
3. Update version metadata first: Change app/lib/arto-version.ts (current target and sync log), then align features/install content.

License

MIT