The awesome-svelte-resources repository is a curated collection of resources for Svelte v3 and later versions. Created by ryanatkn, it serves as a comprehensive directory of tools, libraries, frameworks, and community links related to Svelte development. The repository is written in JavaScript and covers the full spectrum of Svelte ecosystem resources, from official documentation to third-party integrations and community platforms.
The repository is now deprecated and has been succeeded by the official svelte-society/sveltesociety.dev project, which is live at sveltesociety.dev. The README explicitly directs users to submit new resources to the official successor repository instead of this one. However, the original repository remains a historical reference for Svelte v3+ resources and continues to document the ecosystem as it existed at the time of its maintenance.
The resource collection is organized into numerous categories covering different aspects of Svelte development. Official links section includes references to svelte.dev with its tutorial, API documentation, examples, REPL, blog, and FAQ. It also lists official repositories including the main Svelte project, Sapper for progressive web apps, integrations, branding assets, RFCs for proposed changes, and community data repositories. Language translations are documented, including a Russian translation of the official Svelte website.
Community resources are extensively catalogued, featuring the official Discord chat, Twitter presence, meetup groups, and an unofficial subreddit. Telegram chat rooms are listed, including Russian-language communities with over 1000 users and dedicated channels for job postings. The bundler plugins section references Webpack loaders and Rollup plugins for Svelte compilation, with pointers to the official integrations repository for additional options.
Preprocessors are comprehensively listed, including svelte-preprocess for common preprocessor support, MDsveX for markdown, TypeScript preprocessors from multiple authors, and style preprocessors for PostCSS, SASS, SCSS, and LESS. CLI tools section documents productivity-focused command-line utilities like pwa-cli, baelte, and svb for bundling Svelte applications. Editor tools cover support across multiple platforms including VS Code extensions, Vim plugins, WebStorm integration through svelte-intellij, language servers, and Neovim support through coc-svelte.
The web app frameworks section highlights Sapper as the primary framework for building progressive web applications with Svelte. The templates section recommends using degit for installation to avoid downloading full git histories. The repository notes that many project descriptions could be updated, clarified, or expanded, and it explicitly requests community contributions through pull requests and issues. It acknowledges that some projects may fail to meet quality standards and invites discussion about their removal. The repository also references other awesome lists and related resources, including the broader awesome-svelte list by CalvinWalzel and the general awesome lists directory maintained by sindresorhus.
