Svelte Adapter Appengine

Overview:

The svelte-adapter-appengine package allows for easy deployment of SvelteKit applications on Google Cloud App Engine. This package simplifies the process of deploying SvelteKit projects by providing a straightforward way to set up the adapter and customize its behavior. It also offers features like server-side rendering (SSR) and hosting of static files from Cloud Storage. Additionally, it includes configuration options to define custom machine types, routes, and other app.yaml configurations.

Features:

Easy deployment: The svelte-adapter-appengine package simplifies the process of deploying SvelteKit applications on Google Cloud App Engine.
Server-Side Rendering: The adapter uses polka to mimic @sveltejs/adapter-node and hosts the server-side rendering (SSR) part of SvelteKit applications on App Engine.
Hosting of static files: Static files are served directly from Cloud Storage, bypassing the Node.js web server.
Configuration options: The package offers options to customize the adapter’s behavior, allowing you to define custom machine types, routes, and other app.yaml configurations.

Installation:

To set up the adapter in your SvelteKit project, follow these steps:

Install the package as a development dependency:

npm install --save-dev svelte-adapter-appengine

Update your svelte.config.js file to use the adapter:

import adapter from "svelte-adapter-appengine";

export default {
  kit: {
    adapter: adapter(),
    // other configuration options
  },
};

Build your application:
```
npm run build
```
Deploy your application to App Engine using the gcloud utility. You can learn more about the gcloud utility in the official documentation.
(Optional) Customize the adapter behavior by creating an app.yaml file in your project root. The adapter will merge your custom configuration with the generated app.yaml, allowing you to define custom machine types, routes, or other app.yaml configurations.

Summary:

The svelte-adapter-appengine package simplifies the deployment process of SvelteKit applications on Google Cloud App Engine. It provides features like server-side rendering (SSR) and hosting of static files from Cloud Storage. The adapter can be easily set up in a SvelteKit project by installing the package, updating the svelte.config.js file, building the application, and deploying it to App Engine. Customization options are available to define custom machine types, routes, and other app.yaml configurations. Overall, this package is a convenient solution for deploying SvelteKit applications on Google Cloud.