DuskOptions

import type { DuskOptions } from "@shadow-js/dusk/vite";

interface DuskOptions {
  /** Source folder relative to the project root. Default `src`. */
  readonly srcDir?: string;
  /** Build output folder relative to the project root; gets `client/` and `server/`. Default `dist`. */
  readonly outDir?: string;
  /** Options of the `shadow()` compiler plugin. */
  readonly shadow?: ShadowPluginOptions;
  /** Options of the file-route plugin. `routesDir` defaults to `<srcDir>/routes`. */
  readonly router?: ShadowRouterOptions;
  /** Import protection rules, besides the built-in conventions. */
  readonly importProtection?: false | ImportProtectionOptions;
  /** Prerendering at build time. `false` turns it off. */
  readonly prerender?: false | PrerenderOptions;
  /** Most preload entries per route in the manifest. Default 24. */
  readonly maxPreloadsPerRoute?: number;
  /** Build id baked into the manifest. Default: a hash of the client assets. */
  readonly buildId?: string;
  /**
   * The platform the build emits for, after the bundles are written: `node()`, `bun()`, `deno()`,
   * `cloudflare()`, `vercel()`, `netlify()`, `tarout()` or `staticSite()` from their subpaths.
   * Without it the build writes `dist/client`, `dist/server` and `dusk-manifest.json` only.
   */
  readonly adapter?: Adapter;
  /**
   * The origin the built client assets (the bundles, the CSS, and the files of the assets folder) are served from, for a
   * CDN, such as `https://cdn.example`. The pages and the modules point there; the routes, the public files and the
   * server stay on the app's own origin. The CDN must serve the files at `<origin><base><file>`. Default: same origin.
   */
  readonly assetOrigin?: string;
}