voidzero-dev / voidzero-dev/vite-plus
Support a dedicated config file for vp run tasks (Turborepo-style turbo.json)
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Description
Currently, vp run task definitions, inputs, and caching behaviour are configured inside vite.config.ts under the run key. I'd like to propose first-class support for splitting this out into a dedicated config file — either a JSON file similar to Turborepo's turbo.json, or a dedicated vp.config.ts (naming TBD).
I really like Turborepo's DX of having a single, dedicated file that describes the task graph, inputs, outputs, and cache behaviour for the whole repo. A few things make that approach nice to work with:
- Separation of concerns — Vite build/dev config and monorepo task orchestration are conceptually different things. Bundling them into one file means vite.config.ts grows quickly in larger monorepos.
- Discoverability — a dedicated file (vp.json / vp.config.ts) signals "this is how tasks and caching work in this repo" at a glance, without having to scroll past Vite plugin config.
- Tooling friendliness — a JSON variant (with a published schema) would be easy for editors, CI tools, and codegen to reason about, similar to turbo.json or tsconfig.json.
- Mental model — vp is positioned as the unified entry point, so it feels natural for it to have its own config surface rather than always living inside Vite's.
Suggested solution
Either (or both) of:
- vp.json — a JSON config for the run/task layer, schema-backed, suitable for repos that don't need programmatic config.
- vp.config.ts — a TS config using defineConfig from vite-plus, for repos that want types and dynamic logic.
Existing run config inside vite.config.ts could continue to work for backwards compatibility, with the dedicated file taking precedence (or merging) when present.
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