inertia-rails-setup

To set up Inertia.js with Rails and React, you can use a generator to install the inertia_rails gem and Vite Rails, then follow the prompts to select React and configure your layouts for a modern client-driven interface.

Yes, you can perform a manual install of Inertia.js in an existing Rails app to customize the integration, which includes configuring the InertiaRails gem, installing Vite Rails, and updating your layouts.

Yes, Inertia.js supports Vue 3 and Svelte with Ruby on Rails, allowing you to choose your preferred frontend framework along with TypeScript options and optional server-side rendering (SSR) during setup.

The best way to share server data with an Inertia Rails frontend is by configuring shared data hooks during your setup, which passes backend Rails variables directly to your React, Vue, or Svelte pages.

You can bootstrap a new Rails project with an Inertia frontend by using official starter kits, which quickly scaffold authenticated templates and pre-configured front-end tooling for your chosen framework.

Yes, you need Vite Rails to configure Inertia.js in your application, as the setup process explicitly includes installing Vite Rails to handle the asset bundling and frontend tooling integration.