Web packages
The web target packages a Fission app for browser delivery. It is different from the static site target: a web app is an interactive runtime app compiled for the browser, while a static site emits crawlable HTML pages.
1. Check the browser toolchain
fission readiness package --project-dir . --target web --format static
Readiness should confirm the WebAssembly Rust target, browser tooling used by the generated host, output paths, app metadata, and any web capability configuration.
2. Package the web app
fission package --project-dir . --target web --format static --release
The output is a browser artifact directory plus an artifact manifest. Use this when publishing the browser app to static hosting or archiving it in CI.
3. Verify the package locally
Serve the packaged output and open it in a browser. Confirm the renderer selected by diagnostics, input latency, viewport resizing, focus behavior, device-scale sharpness, and any browser capability the app uses.
4. Do not confuse web app, static site, and server site
Output | Use it when |
|---|---|
Web app | The route is an interactive browser app with runtime state. |
Static site | The route should be crawlable HTML generated at build time. |
Server-rendered site | The route needs request-time data, sessions, signed actions, cache policy, workers, or islands. |
Choosing the right target keeps the package smaller and the validation clearer.
Fission
A cross-platform, GPU-accelerated user interface framework for Rust. MIT licensed.
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