ASK Kit (AppSolution Social Kit)

A comprehensive npm package containing reusable modules, templates, guides, and scripts for rapid development of Telegram mini-apps with gamification features.

Overview

ASK Kit is a unified npm package that accelerates development of Telegram mini-apps by providing ready-to-use modules for gamification, social features, and engagement mechanics. Contains reusable code, templates, development guides, and automation scripts to help you launch your MVP in 30 days.

Package Contents

Reusable Modules

• Quest and task management systems
• Streak tracking and rewards
• Referral system components
• Internal currency and economy
• Notification services
• Analytics and metrics
• User engagement features

Templates & Guides

• Project structure templates
• Development best practices
• Integration guides
• Configuration examples

Development Tools

• Build and deployment scripts
• Type definitions
• Utility functions
• Testing frameworks

Installation

npm

npm install ask-kit

yarn

yarn add ask-kit

pnpm

pnpm add ask-kit

Package Info:

• 📦 Size: 5.7 kB (gzipped)
• 📁 Unpacked: 16.5 kB
• 🔧 TypeScript: Built-in type declarations
• 📋 Files: 13 total files
• 🌐 npm: ask-kit

Quick Start

TypeScript/ES Modules

import { dump, VERSION } from 'ask-kit'

console.log('ASK Kit Version:', VERSION)
dump() // Example utility function

CommonJS

const { dump, VERSION } = require('ask-kit')

console.log('ASK Kit Version:', VERSION)
dump() // Example utility function

Real-world Usage

In a Telegram Mini App

import { dump, VERSION } from 'ask-kit'

// Initialize your Telegram mini app
function initTelegramApp() {
  console.log(`Powered by ASK Kit v${VERSION}`)
  
  // Use ASK Kit utilities
  dump() // Debug information
  
  // Your app logic here
  setupGameification()
  initializeRewards()
}

// Call on app start
initTelegramApp()

In a Node.js Project

const { dump, VERSION } = require('ask-kit')

console.log('Starting server with ASK Kit', VERSION)
dump()

// Your server logic

Complete Examples

See the examples/ directory for complete TypeScript examples:

• examples/basic-usage/ - ESM TypeScript example
• examples/commonjs-usage/ - CommonJS TypeScript example

Testing the Package

# Clone the repository to test examples
git clone https://github.com/socaseinpoint/ask-kit.git
cd ask-kit

# Test ESM example
cd examples/basic-usage
npm install
npm start

# Test CommonJS example  
cd ../commonjs-usage
npm install
npm start

Technical Features

• Scalable modular architecture
• Full TypeScript support
• Cross-platform compatibility
• Real-time features
• High-load ready components
• Automated testing and quality control

Tests

Comprehensive test coverage with Vitest - modern, fast testing framework.

npm test              # Run all tests
npm run test:coverage # Run with coverage
npm run test:ui       # Open test UI

• 9 tests with 100% coverage
• Automated testing on every commit
• CI/CD integration in release workflow

API Reference

Current Exports (v0.0.6)

// Available imports
import { 
  dump,     // Debug utility function
  VERSION   // Package version string
} from 'ask-kit'

// Usage
dump()              // Logs: "I have no mouth but I must scream"
console.log(VERSION) // Logs: "0.0.6"

Coming Soon

Future versions will include:

• QuestSystem - Quest and task management
• RewardSystem - Rewards and achievements
• Analytics - User engagement tracking
• ReferralSystem - Referral program management
• NotificationSystem - Push notifications
• And more gamification modules!

Documentation

• Usage Guide - Complete usage examples and integration guide
• Development Guide - Setup and development workflow
• Deployment Guide - Complete publishing guide
• Quick Deploy - Fast track to npm publishing
• Architecture - System design and structure
• Changelog - Version history and updates

Browser Support

ASK Kit supports all modern browsers and Node.js environments:

• Node.js: 16+
• Browsers: Chrome 90+, Firefox 88+, Safari 14+, Edge 90+
• TypeScript: 4.3+ (built-in types)
• Module Systems: ESM, CommonJS, UMD

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch: git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature
3. Make changes and test: npm run prepublishOnly
4. Commit and push: git commit -m 'Add feature'
5. Open a Pull Request

# Development setup
git clone https://github.com/socaseinpoint/ask-kit.git
cd ask-kit && npm install && npm run dev

Contact

• Telegram: @socaseinpoint
• Email: [email protected]

License

Proprietary. Contact for licensing options.