Vite+

Evan You built the tool that changed how we build for the web. Then he went and built the thing that might make every other toolchain obsolete. Vite+ is the unified toolchain—managing your runtime, package manager, and frontend stack with a single CLI. No more juggling pnpm in one project, npm in another, wondering which version of Node you're even running. One config file, one consistent flow of commands across your entire stack: vp env, vp install, vp dev, vp check, vp build, vp run.

Here's what makes this different: Vite+ isn't some startup running on fumes. It's built on the backbone of the entire Vite ecosystem—78.7k GitHub stars, 69 million weekly npm downloads—and it's maintained by the same people behind Rollup (35m weekly downloads) and oxc (the Rust-based JavaScript tooling that ByteDance's禅 team open-sourced). These aren't side projects. This is the infrastructure that powers millions of applications, now unified into one tool that runs on low-level Rust components and delivers enterprise-scale performance: up to 40× faster builds than webpack, ~50× to ~100× faster linting than ESLint, and up to 30× faster formatting than Prettier.

Vite+ is free, open source under MIT, and it's not asking for your credit card. It's just here to make your life easier and your builds faster. If you're still manually managing tooling across five different config files, this is your sign to consolidate.