Personal site and blog for Daniel L. Einars, built with SvelteKit, Svelte 5 runes, Tailwind CSS v4, mdsvex, and deployed to Cloudflare Pages.

• Home page with resume-style sections for skills, work experience, education, certificates, and about
• Blog index and article pages backed by local .svx content files
• Theme preference persisted via the dle-theme cookie
• Cloudflare adapter setup with a post-build worker patch step

• SvelteKit 2
• Svelte 5
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS 4
• mdsvex
• GSAP
• Cloudflare Pages
• pnpm

Install dependencies:

pnpm install

Start local development:

pnpm dev

Run the main checks:

pnpm check
pnpm lint
pnpm build

• pnpm dev - start the Vite dev server
• pnpm check - run svelte-check
• pnpm lint - run Prettier checks and ESLint
• pnpm lint:fix - fix formatting and lint issues where possible
• pnpm format - format the repo with Prettier
• pnpm build - create a production build
• pnpm preview - preview the Cloudflare build locally with Wrangler
• pnpm cf:prod - deploy to Cloudflare Pages on the master branch
• pnpm bnd - build, then deploy

Blog posts live in src/content/blog/*.svx.

The blog loader in src/lib/content/blog.ts:

• collects frontmatter metadata with import.meta.glob
• sorts posts by publish date
• resolves a post by slug for /blog/[slug]

src/
 content/blog/ Blog posts in mdsvex
 lib/components/ Reusable site components
 lib/content/blog.ts Blog content loader
 routes/ SvelteKit routes
scripts/
 patch-cloudflare-worker.mjs

The app uses @sveltejs/adapter-cloudflare in svelte.config.js. After the adapter runs, scripts/patch-cloudflare-worker.mjs is executed to patch the generated worker output before deployment. GitHub Actions deploy Pages builds through Wrangler via cloudflare/wrangler-action.

• The project forces Svelte runes mode for app code.
• mdsvex is enabled for .svx content.
• Pre-commit hooks are managed with Husky and lint-staged.