Reference

• API reference: public package exports and consumption paths.
• Tooling reference: configuration, workspace, CLI, and bundler behavior.

Reference pages describe the interfaces that are useful when a project moves beyond the first example. They are intentionally precise about beta behavior; experimental integrations are marked as such instead of being presented as a universal bundler promise.

Reference map

• Tooling: Vite, Rspack/Rsbuild, Webpack, vooya doctor, generated files, and development rebuild behavior.
• Rust-file authoring: role attributes, components, stores, rsx!, events, and the ABI v1 value boundary.
• Compatibility matrix: the exact fixtures behind each framework and bundler claim.
• RFC 0007: the design record for schema, declarations, stores, and ABI v1.

Versioning rule

Install from the npm beta channel and retain the lockfile. All ten packages started at 0.1.0-beta.0; subsequent versions are independent, with exact internal dependencies maintained by the release workflow. Prerelease ABI changes can still be breaking.