Do you still need ESLint and Prettier? The team behind Vite+ says no. Vite+ 1.0 shipped on September 28, and it puts Vite, Vitest, linting, formatting, Git hooks, and Node.js version management behind one CLI called vp and one vite.config.ts .

I wrote about Vite+ back in March when it was still in alpha. It's grown up a lot since then. It's MIT licensed, it's stable, and it's close to 2 million weekly downloads. So I took a small Vue app that uses the usual pile of tools and migrated it to see how much of it Vite+ could swallow.

If you'd rather watch, here's the video:

(Full disclosure: I'm a Developer Advocate at AWS, and Kiro is an AWS product. I use it to finish the migration below, but Claude Code or Codex would do the same job.)

What Vite+ replaces

Vite+ comes from VoidZero , the team behind Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, and Oxc. It isn't a new framework and it doesn't replace Vite.…