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@teqfw/core

v0.35.2

Published

Core functionalities for plugin scanning, local configuration management, and command-line utilities for building modern web applications with the Tequila Framework.

Readme

@teqfw/core

Legacy package

@teqfw/core is no longer the canonical package for the Tequila Framework (TeqFW) platform. Its code was written manually and is retained only for legacy projects and historical reference.

The TeqFW platform is now developed for AI agents: current code is generated by agents, which are also the platform's intended audience. The foundation of the modern platform is @teqfw/di version 2.0.0 or later. That version was created by agents for agents.

For every package published by the @teqfw vendor, version 2 or later is the modern, agent-oriented line. All earlier versions are legacy, manually written code intended for history and legacy projects.

Explore the modern platform

To get acquainted with TeqFW, use these packages:

Their source repositories are available locally under ~/ws/teqfw/... or on GitHub through the links above.

For now, TeqFW uses @flancer32/teq-web version 0.15.0 or later as its web server. Its functionality is planned to move to @teqfw/web version 2 or later.

Development and Ecosystem

This product is developed by AI agents under the direction of Alex Gusev, following the Agent-Driven Software Management (ADSM) methodology. It is built for the Tequila Framework (TeqFW) platform and contributes to its ecosystem.