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Say Hello to Vite+: The One Tool That Just Makes Sense

Asha Vardhan

Asha Vardhan

May 9, 2026

If you’ve been building web apps for a while, you know the struggle. You start a project with Vite because it’s blazing fast… then suddenly you’re wiring up Vitest for tests, ESLint for linting, Prettier for formatting, and a bunch of other tools just to keep things running smoothly.

What if you didn’t have to do all that glue work anymore?

Enter Vite+ - the friendly, unified toolchain that brings everything together under one happy roof.

So… What Exactly is Vite+?

Think of Vite+ as the "everything toolkit" built on top of the Vite you already love. Instead of managing 7 different CLIs and config files, you just use one command: vp.

It's like having a super-organised friend who handles all the boring setup stuff so you can focus on writing great code.

Created by the VoidZero team (yes, the same folks behind Vite and led by Evan You), Vite+ is now fully open source under the MIT license. Yay!

Why Developers Are Getting Excited ❤️

Here’s what Vite+ brings to the party:

  • One CLI to rule them all (vp dev, vp build, vp test, vp check, etc.)

  • Lightning-fast linting with Oxlint (50-100x faster than ESLint)

  • Super speedy formatting with Oxfmt

  • Blazing production builds powered by Vite 8 + Rolldown

  • Built-in testing with Vitest

  • Smart task running and caching (great for monorepos!)

  • Even manages your Node.js version and package manager (vp install, vp add, etc.)

  • Everything is configured mostly from your familiar vite.config.ts

In short: Less config, more coding.

Vite vs Vite+ - A Friendly Comparison

Feature

Plain Vite

Vite+ (vp)

Dev Server

Excellent

Same great experience

Build Speed

Very fast

Even faster with Rolldown

Linting & Formatting

You set it up yourself

Built-in & ridiculously fast

Testing

Add Vitest separately

Just works (VP test)

Task Running

npm scripts

Smart caching + monorepo support

Configuration

Multiple files

Mostly one vite.config.ts

"It just works" feeling

Good

Amazing

Getting Started is Ridiculously Easy

# Install the global vp tool
curl -fsSL https://vite.plus | bash     # macOS / Linux
# or for Windows
irm https://vite.plus/ps1 | iex

Then create a new project:

vp create

Or migrate an existing Vite project:

vp migrate

That’s it. Seriously.

Who Should Try Vite+?

  • New developers who want a smooth experience

  • Teams are tired of config fatigue

  • Anyone working on monorepos

  • Speed lovers 😍

  • People who just want to ship cool stuff faster

Final Thoughts

Vite+ feels like the natural next step for the Vite ecosystem. It keeps everything you love about Vite - the incredible speed, amazing plugin ecosystem, and great DX - while removing the annoying parts of modern frontend development.

If you've been putting off cleaning up your toolchain, now's the perfect time to give Vite+ a spin.

Ready to try it? Head over to the official site: https://viteplus.dev

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