Introduction

If you've been juggling Node version managers, package managers, linters, formatters, test runners, and build tools — you're not alone. The JavaScript tooling landscape has gotten out of hand.

Vite+ aims to fix that. Created by VoidZero — the team behind Vite, Vitest, Oxc, and Rolldown — it unifies your entire development workflow into a single CLI tool called vp.

What Is Vite+?

Vite+ is the unified toolchain and entry point for web development. It manages your runtime, package manager, and frontend stack by combining:

• Vite — dev server and builds
• Vitest — testing
• Oxlint — linting
• Oxfmt — formatting
• Rolldown — bundling
• tsdown — library packaging
• Vite Task — monorepo task orchestration

Getting Started

Installation#

macOS / Linux:

curl -fsSL https://vite.plus | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://vite.plus/ps1 | iex

Open a new terminal session and verify:

vp help

Create a New Project#

vp create my-app

Vite+ supports every framework built on Vite — React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, and 20+ more.

Core Commands

Vite+ handles the entire local frontend development cycle. Here's the workflow:

vp create        # Scaffold a new project
vp install       # Install dependencies (auto-detects pnpm/npm/yarn)
vp dev           # Start the dev server
vp check         # Format, lint, and type-check in one pass
vp test          # Run tests with Vitest
vp build         # Build for production

You can also run vp on its own for an interactive command picker.

Format, Lint, and Type-Check with vp check

One command runs all three — powered by Oxc under the hood:

• Prettier-compatible formatting via Oxfmt
• 600+ ESLint-compatible rules via Oxlint
• Type-aware linting and fast type checks via tsgo

vp check         # Run all checks
vp check --fix   # Auto-fix where possible

Testing with vp test

Vitest is built in — no separate install or config needed. It reuses the same resolve and transform config from your application.

• Jest-compatible API
• Test isolation by default
• Browser Mode: run unit tests in actual browsers
• Coverage, snapshots, type tests, visual regression

Monorepo Task Caching with vp run

For monorepos, vp run provides automated caching and dependency-aware execution:

vp run build     # Run build across workspaces with caching
vp run test      # Run tests with input tracking

Tasks are cached automatically based on input files — no Turborepo config needed.

Library Packaging with vp pack

Publishing a library? vp pack handles DTS generation, bundling, and automatic package exports:

vp pack

Powered by Rolldown / tsdown, it outputs ESM, CJS, and declaration files.

Migrating an Existing Vite Project

Already have a Vite project? Migrate it with:

vp migrate

Or paste the migration prompt into your coding agent.

Deployment

Vite+ pairs with Nitro for platform-agnostic deployment. First-class support for Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Workers, and Render.

Why Vite+?

• Stop wasting time on tooling maintenance — one CLI, one config, one workflow
• Improve cross-team mobility — consistent DX across every project
• Stay fast at scale — Rust-powered internals, enterprise-grade performance
• Supply chain security — rigorous dependency vetting across the unified toolchain
• Free and open source — MIT license, maintained by VoidZero and community contributors

Vite+ isn't reinventing the wheel — it's putting high-performance tires on it. By unifying your runtime, package manager, linter, formatter, test runner, and bundler into a single CLI, it removes the tooling tax that slows down every new project.

If Vite was the upgrade from Webpack, Vite+ is the upgrade from tool fatigue.