One single-page app that serves a standalone showcase for every project at its own route. It builds to a single dist and deploys once. After deploy, a project's site is <deploy-url>/<name> (for example <deploy-url>/codelens).

src/showcase/        shared Showcase template, theme tokens, and ProjectData type
src/demos/           the interactive demo component for each project, plus its css
src/styles/demo.css  shared demo styles used by the original demos
src/data/projects.ts the full dataset of all projects as typed objects
src/pages/           index grid, per-project showcase page, and not-found page
src/App.tsx          the route table
src/main.tsx         app entry, mounts the router and global styles

• / renders an index grid of every project, linking to /<name>.
• /:name renders the full standalone showcase for that project: the shared template with the project's dataset entry and its demo as the centerpiece.
• any other path renders a not-found page that links back to /.

Demos are loaded with import.meta.glob('./demos/*.tsx', { eager: true }), keyed by file basename, which matches the project name in the dataset. An entry with no demo file but a demoUrl (a demo deployed from its own repository) gets a panel that describes the demo and links to that address; the page does not embed it.

Use Node.js 20.19+, 22.13+, or 24+ (even-numbered LTS releases).

npm ci
npm run dev

npm ci
npm run build

The output is a single dist. npm run lint checks the whole tree.

The app deploys once to one URL with Vercel. From the repository root:

vercel deploy --prod

The included vercel.json rewrites every path to index.html so deep links like /<name> resolve to the app.

MIT