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elseware-js

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A modern JavaScript and Node.js utility framework powering the elseware Technology ecosystem.

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elseware-js

A modern Node.js utility and application framework powering the elseware ecosystem.

elseware-js provides a collection of reusable components, utilities, middleware, abstractions, and development patterns for building scalable Node.js applications and microservices.

Features

  • TypeScript-first development
  • Express.js integration
  • Repository pattern abstractions
  • Service layer architecture
  • Request context management
  • Structured error handling
  • Validation utilities
  • Logging and observability support
  • Microservice-friendly design
  • Reusable application building blocks

Installation

npm install elseware-js

Usage

import { AppError } from "elseware-js";

throw new AppError("Something went wrong");

Development

TypeScript 7 is the only compiler dependency. tsup builds the JavaScript bundles, then the TypeScript 7 CLI emits the declaration files. Oxlint provides TypeScript and Vitest linting without relying on the removed legacy compiler API.

npm install
npm run validate

Useful commands:

  • npm run typecheck — TypeScript 7 validation
  • npm run lint / npm run lint:fix — Oxlint checks and fixes
  • npm run format:check / npm run format — Prettier checks and formatting
  • npm run deadcode — unused files, exports, and dependency checks
  • npm run test:run — the complete self-contained Vitest suite
  • npm run test:coverage — tests with enforced coverage thresholds
  • npm run build — ESM, CommonJS, and declaration bundles

Documentation

Documentation, guides, and usage examples are available in the official repository.

About elseware Technology

elseware Technology builds tools, frameworks, and solutions for software engineering, cloud computing, game development, and developer productivity.

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Copyright © 2026 elseware Technology.