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[NSOC'26][GSSOC'26]Build: integrate Vite for modern frontend bundling and minification - #889
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Resolves #869
This PR introduces Vite to replace the legacy raw static file serving and python-based Netlify build script.
Changes:
package.jsonin thefrontenddirectory with Vite dependencies.vite.config.jsconfigured for our multi-page application (MPA) structure, ensuring all HTML entry points inpages/are bundled.netlify.tomlto usenpm run buildand publish the bundled assets fromfrontend/dist.node_modules/to.gitignoreto prevent dependency leakage.Testing:
Run
npm run buildinsidefrontend/to verify that assets are correctly bundled and minified in thedistfolder, andnpm run previewto locally test the production build.