Rsbuild Best Practices
CheckedEnsures your rstackjs projects follow optimal rsbuild configurations and best practices for performance and maintainability.
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rstackjs
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About this skill
What it does
This skill provides guidance and best practices for using rsbuild, a build toolchain designed for React Server Components (RSC). It helps developers optimize their RSC projects by offering advice on configuration, performance, and common pitfalls. The skill aims to improve development workflows and ensure efficient builds in RSC environments.
When to use it
- You're starting a new project using React Server Components and want to follow best practices from the beginning.
- Your existing
rsbuildconfiguration is slow or producing unexpected results. - You are encountering build errors or performance bottlenecks within your RSC application.
- You need help understanding how to optimize asset handling (CSS, JavaScript, images) in an RSC context.
Key capabilities
- Provides guidance on configuring
rsbuild. - Offers advice for optimizing RSC project builds.
- Addresses common pitfalls and errors encountered during development.
- Focuses on efficient build processes for React Server Components.
Example prompts
- "How should I configure
rsbuildto handle CSS modules in my RSC project?" - "What are some best practices for optimizing image loading with
rsbuild?" - "I'm getting a build error related to module resolution; can you help me troubleshoot it using
rsbuild?"
Tips & gotchas
- This skill assumes familiarity with React Server Components and the basic concepts of build tools.
- The advice provided is based on current best practices, which may evolve as
rsbuildand RSC technologies develop.