Full-stack TypeScript demo: Express API plus Vite/React pages with per-route SEO metadata
This template is a full-stack TypeScript app: an Express server alongside a React client built with Vite. React Helmet Async manages page-level titles and meta tags; Tailwind handles layout, LowDB stores lightweight JSON data, and Docker Compose is documented for a production-style run. The repo also points to SEO.md and developer notes for deeper detail.
When it is useful
You want a working reference for per-page titles and meta tags (via React Helmet Async) in a client-rendered React app, you are teaching basic SEO mechanics without adopting Next.js or another full server-rendered framework, or you need a small Express + React codebase to fork. You still own content, analytics, and search outcomes in production.
What you can do
- Ship dynamic titles and tags from individual pages as implemented.
- Use the sitemap and robots assets and scripts described in the project tree.
- Develop with hot reload or run the container workflow from the GitHub repository.
- Read SEO.md for how this sample approaches metadata and related practices.
Limits
- A starter does not guarantee rankings; CWV, backlinks, and content matter as much as tags.
- LowDB suits demos; serious traffic usually means a real database and caching strategy you add yourself.
- Anything beyond the documented stack (auth, i18n, edge deploy) is custom work.
Docker
Next.js
TypeScript
