How to Create an Online Course and Community with Svelte and SvelteKit
SvelteKit is ideal when you want performance and simple developer experience.
By combining SvelteKit with Embedin, you can launch course delivery and community in the same product with very little overhead.
Why this setup works
- SvelteKit handles routing, pages, and app UX
- Embedin handles course content, access, and community features
- You avoid building lesson systems and forum logic from scratch
Step 1: Build your course in Embedin
Create your course, modules, and lessons in Embedin. Publish your first version and copy the course ID.
You can find the course ID in course settings in Embedin.
Step 2: Allow your SvelteKit domains
Add allowed domains in Embedin course settings:
http://localhost:5173https://yourdomain.com
Step 3: Add an embedded course route in SvelteKit
Example route: src/routes/academy/+page.svelte
<script lang="ts">
import { onMount } from 'svelte'
const courseId = 'YOUR_COURSE_ID'
let scriptEl: HTMLScriptElement
onMount(() => {
scriptEl = document.createElement('script')
scriptEl.type = 'module'
scriptEl.src = 'https://embed.embedin.com/course.js'
scriptEl.setAttribute('data-courseid', courseId)
document.body.appendChild(scriptEl)
return () => {
document.body.removeChild(scriptEl)
}
})
</script>
<main>
<h1>Academy</h1>
<div id={courseId} data-courseid={courseId}></div>
</main>
Replace YOUR_COURSE_ID with your real course ID from settings.
Step 4: Enable Community in Embedin
After enabling Community, learners can discuss lessons directly in the learning context.
Use this to increase completion and reduce drop-off between sessions.
Step 5: Prepare the first week of discussions
Add starter prompts before launch:
- Introduce yourself
- What are you building this week?
- Share your lesson takeaway
Final thought
SvelteKit plus Embedin gives you a clean, fast stack for modern course businesses. You can focus on learner outcomes instead of infrastructure.
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