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Jetstream is a polished, high-performance marketing website template for Astro 6, prepared for live visual editing on CloudCannon.
Jetstream is a polished, high-performance marketing website template built with Astro 6, designed to showcase CloudCannon's live visual editing through a componentized, SEO-ready architecture.
Jetstream is an open-source (MIT-licensed) marketing website template built on Astro 6 and CloudCannon's Astro Component Starter. It takes content from markdown blog posts and centralized site configuration, then generates a static, SEO-optimized website with pagination and category pages, editable in real time through CloudCannon's split configuration.
npm install and npm run dev on Node.js 24 or higher, then build and deploy the static output anywhere.Jetstream is an Astro static site generator project. To run it locally, install dependencies with npm install, then start the dev server with npm run dev; the generated site can be deployed to CloudCannon, which connects to the repository and provides live visual editing with a split preview.
Yes, Jetstream is released under the MIT license, so you can freely use, modify, and redistribute it for personal or commercial projects without licensing fees.
Jetstream requires Node.js version 24.0.0 or higher for local development. Make sure your environment meets that before running npm commands.
Yes, Jetstream ships with a complete blog system featuring automatic pagination, category pages, and a Posts collection where you add, edit, or delete posts with rich content editing and live preview.
Use the "Deploy to CloudCannon" button from the template's GitHub page, or connect the repository manually in CloudCannon. The service builds the Astro site and activates visual editing with the split configuration.
Jetstream is built with Astro 6, TypeScript, modern CSS using custom properties and cascade layers, and Lightning CSS for processing. It was created by CloudCannon as an extension of its Astro Component Starter.
