SnapFire Web
A high-productivity templating library for Rust with an integrated, zero-configuration live-reload server. First-class Tera 2 and Actix Web integration.
Reload with no configuration
Edit a template or a static asset and the browser updates. The reload server is part of the library rather than something you wire up beside it.
Nothing left in release
Every development-only feature compiles out. A release binary carries no watcher, no socket and no reload script.
Tera 2 and Actix
Not a framework of its own: it makes the two crates you already use pleasant to develop against, and gets out of the way in production.
Which one do I want?
Reach for snapfire when the server renders HTML from Tera templates and you want the edit-refresh loop to be instant. Reach for FSR when the application is a TypeScript one, the pages are React and you want the loaders and actions to run in Rust rather than in Node.
They share a compiler: SnapFire Compiler builds the browser assets either way.