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libmodulor

v0.27.0

Published

A TypeScript library to create platform-agnostic applications

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libmodulor

npm version license

A TypeScript library to create platform-agnostic applications.

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Getting Started

As described in the Architecture concept, libmodulor follows a 4-layer architecture with UseCase, App, Product, and Target.

Here is how to easily create all of them, in a brand new project :

# Create a project
npx libmodulor CreateProject --projectName my-super-project
cd my-super-project

# Create an app
pnpm libmodulor CreateApp --appName Banking

# Create a use case
pnpm libmodulor CreateUC --appName Banking --ucName CreateAccount

# Create a product
pnpm libmodulor CreateProduct --productName CustomerPortal

# Create a target
pnpm libmodulor CreateTarget --productName CustomerPortal --targetName node-express-server
pnpm libmodulor CreateTarget --productName CustomerPortal --targetName node-hono-server
pnpm libmodulor CreateTarget --productName CustomerPortal --targetName node-core-cli
pnpm libmodulor CreateTarget --productName CustomerPortal --targetName node-mcp-server

For more params, checkout the help section : pnpm libmodulor --help.

And for more details on the code, follow the ad-hoc guides in the documentation.

👨‍💻 Contribute

If you think you can help in any way, feel free to contact me (cf. author in package.json). I'd love to chat.

⚖️ License

LGPL-3.0