Documentation

Learn the platform without digging through noise.

Start with the official commands, understand how Wevoa pages are built, then move into the deeper language and architecture references when you need them.

Install and start fast

Get a working project running in minutes with the official runtime and starter packs.

wevoa --version
wevoa create dashboard app
cd app
wevoa start

Build HTML-first pages

Routes, templates, and helpers stay readable because the framework is built around server-rendered HTML first.

route "/" { return view("home.wev", data) }
{{ expression }} interpolation
extend, section, include, and component support
request, session, params, and json() helpers

Choose the right deployment model

Wevoa supports both static-site output and full runtime hosting, depending on what the app actually needs.

wevoa build --static
wevoa serve
wevoa doctor
SHA256 release verification

Core references

The main docs that matter first.

Quick Start Install the runtime, create a starter, and run your first app. Framework Overview Understand what Wevoa is, how it fits together, and where it is heading. Language Reference Learn the syntax, expressions, built-ins, and runtime rules. Platform Reference Go deeper into the system architecture, runtime, and build pipeline.

Deployment models

Choose the model that matches the site.

Static

Static export for frontend sites

Use `wevoa build --static` when the site is mostly pages, docs, marketing, or download content. The output is plain HTML, CSS, assets, and files ready for static hosting.

Great for docs, product pages, and landing sites
Deployable to Vercel and other static hosts
Live data is captured at build time

Runtime

Full runtime for dynamic apps

Use `wevoa serve` when the app needs live route execution, sessions, database access, form handling, or request-time API calls.

Best for dashboards, internal tools, and products
Keeps Wevoa routing and server helpers active
Deploy on a VPS or normal server environment