Add vite-amplify template

[bebeal]

Vite template repo that can be deployed and hosted with AWS Amplify Hosting with minimal effort. It includes Vite SSR + Express APIs and uses react, ts, tailwind, and virtual react router. Check it out if you're looking for a quick way to scaffold a full-stack Vite project hosted on AWS infra.

• Repo: https://github.com/bebeal/vite-amplify
• ~4 mins from fork-to-finish for a successful deployment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsHQUgwkZ7s
• Demo Site: https://www.vite-amplify.com/

Please make sure all the requirements are satisfied, otherwise the PR could be closed without further notice.

Checklist

• Title as described.
• Make sure you put things in the right category.
• The description of your item should be a sentence with less than 24 words.
• Avoid using links and parentheses in description.
• Omit unnecessary words already provided in the context (e.g. for Vite, a Vite plugin).
• Use proper case for terms (e.g. GitHub, TypeScript, ESLint, etc.)
• When mentioning tools, omit versions whenever possible (e.g. use TypeScript instead of TypeScript 4.x, but keep Vue 2 and Vue 3 as they're incompatible).
• When mentioning package names, use quotes whenever possible.
• Always add your items to the end of a list.
• Run the linter ;-)

Plugins/Tools

• The plugin/tool is working with Vite 2.x and onward.
• The project is Open Source.
• The project follows the Vite Plugins Conventions.
• The plugin uses Vite-specific hooks and can't be implemented as a Compatible Rollup Plugin.
• The repo should be at least 30 days old.
• The documentation is in English.
• The project is active and maintained (inactive projects for longer 6 months will be removed without further notice).
• The project accepts contributions.
• Not a commercial product.

Starter Templates

• The starter template is working with Vite 2.x and onward.
• The documentation is in English.
• The starter template must provide enough instructions / documentation about how to start up and what's included.
• A screenshot or a live demo should be included.
• The repo should be at least 30 days old.
• Should be differentiable from the existing starter templates.

Apps/Websites

• The website is available without errors and load in a reasonable amount of time.
• The website must be Open Source and showing it's using Vite intensively.
• The website is original and not too simple. For that reason, blogs and simple landing pages are rejected.

[Scrum]

Checklist

• git: pull request template structure not broken
• git: pull request template not selected type
• git: pull request template not checked Checklist
• git: empty commit
• git: link not to repository
• git: link description contains a link to the author / third-party resource
• git: link description no for Vite or Vite plugin
• git: link description no Fast or Super-fast etc
• git: link description short description short description (one sentence in 24 words, no expanded explanation)
• git: terms in the wrong formats (e.g. Typescript over TypeScript)
• git: broken PR
• git: no conflicts resolved
• git: doublicate
• time: not updated for more than 6 months
• category: not in its category
• lists: not the last on the list
• docs: no documentation
• docs: non-english documentation
• project: commercial product
• project: dead project
• project: does not accept donat
• site: no link to the site
• site: site with errors
• site: not actively using vuejs
• site: not original

Follow the rules CONTRIBUTING

[bebeal]

Personally I thought "Vite SSR" was pertinent since it's using Vite's built-in SSR capabilities rather than a separate library or framework, but I've updated the description per the checklist