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@typex-framework/core

v0.2.5

Published

Typescript express framework

Readme

Typex framework

(Not yet production ready, but soon...)

Typex is lightweight typescript framework built on top of Express.js. It adds bit of opinion to unopinionated world of node, to help you make a better software and javascript development process more pleasant. It's goal is to provide Spring(Java)/Symfony(PHP) like project structure such as controllers, services and dependency injection. It leverages typescript classes, annotations and few packages to jump start you to write a very good structured and readable code.

Documentation

  • Demo project is here.
  • You can find documentation here.

Development

  1. Clone project.
  2. Install dependencies: npm install (use yarn if you are cool enough).
  3. Run npm link to link this package to your global node_modules.
  4. Create test project or clone demo above.
  5. Install dependencies: npm install.
  6. Remove typex from node_modules rm -rf node_modules/@typex-framework.
  7. Run npm link @typex-framework/core to link package from your global node modules to your demo project.
  8. In typex directory run npm run dev and start tinkering.Your edited code will be accessible from demo project.