Rstack
Official@rstackjs
Community packages for Rstack, a unified JavaScript toolchain
Agent Skills by Rstack
Showing 6 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
benchmark-readme-sync
Sync latest GitHub Actions benchmark data into README.md.
rsbuild-v2-upgrade
Migrate Rsbuild projects from v1 to v2 by updating dependencies, configurations, and plugins.
rspress-v2-upgrade
Migrate Rspress v1 projects to v2 by updating dependencies, configs, and themes.
rsdoctor-analysis
Analyze rsdoctor-data.json to deliver bundle optimization recommendations across chunks, modules, and assets.
rspack-tracing
Diagnose and profile Rspack builds to identify crashes and slow stages.
rspack-debugging
Debug Rspack crashes and deadlocks using LLDB backtrace capture.
Frequently Asked Questions About Rstack
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can I perform using Rstack packages?▼
Rstack packages enable you to migrate Rsbuild and Rspress projects to newer versions, profile build performance to identify slow stages, and analyze bundle data to optimize module and asset distribution. Additionally, you can capture backtraces for crash diagnostics and synchronize benchmark data directly into project documentation.
Which engineers benefit most from these packages?▼
Frontend infrastructure engineers, build system maintainers, and performance specialists working within the Rspack ecosystem benefit most. These packages are designed for developers managing large-scale JavaScript applications who require granular control over build configurations, version migrations, and deep-dive performance diagnostics to maintain high-velocity development cycles.
What are the prerequisites for using Rstack diagnostic packages?▼
Usage requires an existing Rspack-based environment and specific diagnostic outputs like rsdoctor-data.json for optimization tasks. For debugging crashes, a local environment capable of executing LLDB backtrace capture is necessary. Ensure your project dependencies are compatible with the target version requirements before initiating migration packages.