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Mako 🦈

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Mako ['mɑːkoʊ] is an extremely fast, production-grade web bundler based on Rust.

✨ See more at makojs.dev.

Who's using Mako?

  • Web App,Hybrid App, Mini Program (Partly), Low Code, Serverless in Ant Group
  • Ant Design using Mako for its website
  • Umi integrated Mako for its bundling
  • Dumi integrated Mako for its bundling
  • Father integrated Mako for its bundling

Getting Started

Create a new mako project with the following command.

$ npm create mako

Check out the https://makojs.dev/ for more information.

CONTRIBUTING

Read CONTRIBUTING.md.

CHANGELOG

Read CHANGELOG.md.

CONTACT US

Read Feedback on makojs.dev on joining the discussion, contacting the maintainers, and joining the mako contributors.

CREDITS

This project is inspired by:

  • webpack, which inspired lots of ideas of Mako.
  • swc by @kdy1, which powered the parsing, transforming and codegen of Mako.
  • farm by @brightwu, which inspired the tree shaking, plugin system and others of Mako.
  • rspack, which inspired the tree shaking of Mako.
  • oxc-resolver by @Boshen which powered the resolver of Mako.
  • Oxc by @Boshen from which we learned a lot about how to develop efficiently in Rust.
  • biome by @ematipico from which we learned a lot about how to develop efficiently in Rust.
  • module-federation by @ScriptedAlchemy,which inspired a lot and powered the module federation feature of Mako.

LICENSE

MIT