What is json-render built with?

json-render is a TypeScript repo built with React, Next.js, fumadocs-core, Solid, Svelte, and 3 more. It uses AI through ai, @ai-sdk/react, bash-tool, and chat, makes its content with remotion, yaml, shiki, streamdown, @resvg/resvg-js, and 4 more, validates its data with Zod, is tested with Vitest, Testing Library, @testing-library/svelte, @solidjs/testing-library, and @vue/test-utils, and uses Redis and MCP. It has 167,309 written lines, with 99 test files.

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Frontend

The base 7

Styles 6

Interface 9

Icons 1

Backend

Data 1

AI 4

Services 1

Support

Content 9

The base 1

  • fumadocs-core1 file

Validation 1

Testing 5

  • Vitest84 files
  • Testing Library17 files
  • @vue/test-utils7 files
  • @solidjs/testing-library6 files
  • @testing-library/svelte2 files

Tools 2

  • @vercel/geistdocs9 files
  • tsup1 file

Other 8

  • @reduxjs/toolkit1 file
  • jotai1 file
  • Redux1 file
  • Vercel1 file
  • zustand1 file
  • clsx3 files
  • diff2 files
  • chat-adapter1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is json-render written in?
json-render is written in TypeScript, with 167,309 written lines.
What framework does json-render use?
json-render is built with React, Next.js, fumadocs-core, Solid, Svelte, Vue, react-native, and TanStack.

The proof: in apps/web/package.json

Does json-render use AI?
Yes. json-render uses AI through ai, @ai-sdk/react, bash-tool, and chat.
What services does json-render use?
json-render uses Redis and MCP.

The proof: apps/web/lib/rate-limit.ts, line 1

Does json-render have tests?
Yes. json-render has 99 test files and is tested with Vitest, Testing Library, @testing-library/svelte, @solidjs/testing-library, and @vue/test-utils.
Which repos have a stack like json-render's?
The ones that share most of its stack:shadcn-ui/uiruvnet/rufloSignificant-Gravitas/AutoGPT

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