Tinijs
The TiniJS Framework
Overview
The TiniJS Framework is a meta-framework designed to assist in building web applications using tools based on Lit. It offers a lightweight and interoperable platform for developing web applications. For further details and usage instructions, refer to the development instructions provided.
Features
- Collection of Tools: TiniJS Framework offers a comprehensive collection of tools for building web applications.
- Based on Lit: The framework is built on Lit, providing a native platform for web development.
- Interoperable Platform: It aims to provide a platform that is interoperable with other web application development tools.
- Development Scripts: Includes various npm scripts for development tasks such as fixing, linting, testing, and building applications.
- Release Management: Provides a script for releasing main packages and UI packages using Lerna and a custom script, respectively.
- Prebuilt UI Packages: Support for releasing prebuilt UI packages with options for specifying directories and versions.
- Individual Release: Allows for individual release of packages for small changes or hotfixes.
- License: The TiniJS Framework is released under the MIT license.
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