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What is codeburn built with?

codeburn is a TypeScript repo built with Vite, React, Electron, @tauri-apps/api, Tauri, and 1 more. It makes its content with png, validates its data with Zod, is tested with Vitest, playwright, and Testing Library, and uses MCP. It has 380,040 written lines, with 627 test files.

Read on November 12, 2026, at commit 40d5880. Read it as markdown

The card says what it's built with. Its whole map opens it up: every part of the code and how it connects to the rest.

Frontend

The base 4

Interface 5

Styles 4

Backend

Services 1

Support

Validation 1

Testing 3

  • Vitest511 files
  • Testing Library40 files
  • playwright1 file

Tools 1

  • commander6 files

The base 2

Content 1

Other 22

  • chalk11 files
  • @tauri-apps/plugin-opener5 files
  • TanStack3 files
  • tauri-plugin-updater2 files
  • electron-updater1 file
  • tauri-plugin-opener1 file
  • tauri-plugin-shell1 file
  • tauri-plugin-single-instance1 file
  • undici1 file
  • serde_json13 files
  • dirs12 files
  • serde12 files
10 more
  • windows-sys10 files
  • anyhow9 files
  • reqwest4 files
  • strip-ansi4 files
  • chrono2 files
  • bonjour-service1 file
  • clsx1 file
  • lz-string1 file
  • selfsigned1 file
  • thiserror1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is codeburn written in?
codeburn is written in TypeScript, with 380,040 written lines.
What framework does codeburn use?
codeburn is built with Vite, React, Electron, @tauri-apps/api, Tauri, and Tokio.

The proof: in package.json

What services does codeburn use?
codeburn uses MCP.

The proof: src/mcp/server.ts, line 2

Does codeburn have tests?
Yes. codeburn has 627 test files and is tested with Vitest, playwright, and Testing Library.
Which repos have a stack like codeburn's?
The ones that share most of its stack:farion1231/cc-switchNousResearch/hermes-agentunslothai/unsloth

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