I've merged Grazie! 0.7 from the dev branch into the main branch. It doesn't have everything I wanted, but I plan to incrementally build it up to 0.8 with rsbuild and more features.

The main feature in 0.7 is the site folder. This allows you to create a custom theme and routes, without modifying anything in Grazie. You can add additional routes or override a default Grazie route. Instead of having multiple themes within Grazie itself, there is now a single default theme and you can override it with a theme in the site folder. I've migrated the project for ProfoundGrace (PFG) to the new Grazie and it works really well. PFG adds a bible, which isn't in Grazie, but it just adds those additional routes in its site folder. It also has a custom theme, again, just in the site folder.

This makes it much easier to extend Grazie!, without causing merge conflicts when you want to update your base version of Grazie. The plan is to expand these extensions and overrides, so you can have a completely custom version of Grazie running a site, without having to change anything in the base version of Grazie. As I move toward 0.8, I plan to add block extensions and overrides as well as others. I don't know if I want to allow complete overrides, yet, or if the route overrides are enough. You could theoretically completely customize your site, just by overriding routes and having your own components (or just replacing the ones you want to replace).

The 3 main things I want for 0.8 is to finish the blocks system, which includes being able to extend or override blocks; the ability to extend the dashboard; and, of course, rsbuild. I'm still waiting for the React Router extension to be published by rsbuild; they are working on it, but it still hasn't been published to NPM yet. If I figure out the code splitting issues with Zulu, I may just swap to it, because Zulu already uses rsbuild. Unfortunately, I don't know if I'll have time for that and I don't plan to have Zulu ready until we are approaching 1.0 for Grazie or maybe even later.

Finally, I will be splitting a repo off of the main Grazie repo to use for this site. I think it's time Grazie is it's own thing and this site will just expand in it's site folder, while I build onto default features into Grazie. Eventually, Grazie will have it's own web site, but I don't know if that will use the official Grazie repo or it's own fork.