sveltekit-spa

Configure SvelteKit SPA applications with adapter-static and disabled SSR.

4|Updated Dec 13, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/linehaul-ai/linehaulai-claude-marketplace --skill sveltekit-spa
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Skill: sveltekit-spa
Source: https://github.com/linehaul-ai/linehaulai-claude-marketplace/tree/main/.claude-plugin/sveltekit-spa
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/linehaul-ai/linehaulai-claude-marketplace --skill sveltekit-spa

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires jq, and includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a comprehensive guide for building SvelteKit applications as pure Single Page Applications (SPA) with client-side rendering, specifically optimized for integration with separate backends like Golang/Echo, simplifying frontend development without SSR complexities.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • SPA Configuration: Configure adapter-static with fallback pages and globally disable SSR/prerendering for a pure client-side experience.
  • Client-Side Routing & Data Loading: Leverage SvelteKit's file-based routing and +page.ts load functions for efficient client-side data fetching from external APIs.
  • Authentication & Security: Guidance on authentication token flows, HttpOnly cookies, and proper CORS configuration for secure backend integration.
  • Performance Optimization: Implement prefetching strategies, code splitting, selective prerendering, and request deduplication for a fast user experience.
  • Backend Integration Patterns: Detailed examples for Golang/Echo backend setup, API client utilities, file uploads, and WebSocket integration.
  • Use Case: Develop a SvelteKit frontend for a Golang/Echo REST API, handling user login, protected routes, dynamic data fetching, and deploying as a static SPA.

Quick Start

Use the sveltekit-spa skill to configure my SvelteKit project for SPA mode with adapter-static and disable SSR globally in src/routes/+layout.ts.

Frequently Asked Questions about sveltekit-spa

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I build a SvelteKit single page application without server-side rendering?

Configure SvelteKit with adapter-static and disable SSR globally in src/routes/+layout.ts by setting export const ssr = false. This routes all rendering to the client and enables pure SPA mode with client-side data fetching from external APIs.

Can I use SvelteKit with a separate Golang or Echo backend API?

Yes. SvelteKit SPA mode integrates seamlessly with separate backends like Golang/Echo. Use +page.ts load functions for client-side API calls, configure environment-based endpoints, and implement proper CORS and authentication token flows for secure communication.

What's the best way to handle client-side routing and data loading in a SvelteKit SPA?

Leverage SvelteKit's file-based routing with +page.ts load functions to fetch data client-side. This approach enables efficient code splitting, request deduplication, and dynamic data loading without server involvement.

Do I need to migrate from SvelteKit SSR to client-side rendering, and how?

Yes, migration is supported. Disable SSR globally, switch to adapter-static with an appropriate fallback page, and refactor data loading to use client-side +page.ts functions instead of server-side load functions.

How do I secure authentication and protect routes in a SvelteKit SPA with an external backend?

Implement HttpOnly cookie authentication or token-based flows with CORS-enabled backend endpoints. SvelteKit SPA mode supports client-side route guards and authentication checks using load functions before rendering protected pages.

What performance optimizations are available for SvelteKit SPAs with static adapters?

Implement prefetching strategies, code splitting via dynamic imports, selective prerendering for critical pages, and request deduplication in load functions to minimize network calls and deliver a fast user experience.