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rari

Runtime Accelerated Rendering Infrastructure

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rari is a React Server Components framework running on a Rust runtime. It has three layers: a Rust runtime (HTTP server, RSC renderer, and router with embedded V8), a React framework (app router, server actions, streaming/Suspense), and a build toolchain (Rolldown-powered Vite bundling, TypeScript 7 type checking). You write standard React, the runtime underneath is Rust instead of Node.

Features

  • App Router - File-based routing with layouts, loading states, and error boundaries
  • Server-Side Rendering - Pre-rendered HTML with instant hydration
  • React Server Components - Server components by default, client components when you need them
  • Rust-powered runtime - HTTP server, RSC renderer, and routing written in Rust with embedded V8
  • Zero-config setup - Works out of the box with pre-built binaries
  • Hot module reloading - Instant feedback during development
  • node_modules support - Standard npm package resolution without npm: specifier
  • TypeScript-first - Full type safety across server/client boundary
  • Cross-platform - Supports macOS, Linux, and Windows
  • Streaming SSR - Progressive rendering with Suspense boundaries
  • Loading States - Automatic loading skeletons during navigation

Quick Start

Create a new rari application in seconds:

npm create rari-app@latest my-app
cd my-app
npm run dev

That's it! Your app will be running at http://localhost:5173.

Visit rari.build/docs for complete documentation, guides, and examples.

Documentation

Read the full documentation to learn more about:

  • Getting started with rari
  • App Router and file-based routing
  • Server Components and Client Components
  • Server Actions and data mutations
  • Streaming SSR and Suspense
  • Deployment and production optimization

Performance

rari delivers exceptional performance that significantly outperforms traditional React frameworks:

Head-to-Head Comparison vs Next.js

Benchmarks last updated: August 10, 2026 (rari v0.15.9)

Response Time (Single Request):

Metric rari Next.js Improvement
Average 0.12ms 1.74ms 14.5x faster
P95 0.12ms 2.44ms 20.3x faster
Bundle Size 287 KB 573 KB 50% smaller

Throughput Under Load (50 concurrent connections, 30s):

Metric rari Next.js Improvement
Requests/sec 89,371 1,683 53.1x higher
Avg Latency 0.56ms 29.73ms 53.1x faster
P95 Latency 0.90ms 36.70ms 40.8x faster
Errors 0 0 Stable

Build Performance:

Metric rari Next.js Improvement
Build Time 1.12s 3.88s 3.5x faster
Bundle Size 287 KB 573 KB 50% smaller

Streaming (/stream, Suspense):

Metric rari Next.js Improvement
TTFB 1ms 12ms 11.1x faster
First content 107ms 108ms Comparable
Last byte 1007ms 1009ms Comparable*
Resolved cards 10/10 10/10
Throughput 24.99/s 24.99/s 1.0x

*Last-byte time is dominated by intentional ~1000ms card delays, not framework overhead.

All benchmarks are reproducible. See benchmarks/ for methodology and tools.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Here's how you can help:

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Sponsors

rari is made possible by the support of these companies:

Namespace - High-performance cloud infrastructure. CI/CD runners, remote Docker builders, and managed dev environments on bare-metal hardware.

Neon - Serverless Postgres. Autoscaling, branching, and scale to zero.


Interested in sponsoring rari? Get in touch or support us on GitHub Sponsors.

License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

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rari: High-performance React Server Components framework powered by a Rust runtime, delivering 14.5x faster response times (0.12ms vs 1.74ms) and 53.1x higher throughput (89,371 vs 1,683 req/sec) than Next.js with zero-config setup.

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