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@diningphilosophers/esy

v0.7.2-230-g711419f

Published

Package builder for esy.

Downloads

26

Readme

esy

package.json workflow for native development with Reason/OCaml

Build Status

Esy is a package manager for Reason and OCaml centered around the NPM workflow. Reason/OCaml are compiled languages and it can be daunting for developers to setup tools and develop a workflow that is intuitive and well documented. Developing apps that are natively compiled are also hard to reproduce and often require additional tooling. Esy tries address these, by offering a familiar package.json centered workflow and light-weight sandboxing.

Installation

Esy is available on NPM.

npm i -g esy

Documentation

You can find the Esy documentation on the website. You can also find them under the docs folder of the source tree.

Contributing

Please refer the documents in docs/contributing. You'll find instructions for building the source, CI setup, release process, esy internal concepts and other documentation to help you get started hacking on esy. You can also find them on the website under the contributing section

Issues

Issues are tracked at esy/esy.

History and motivation

See package.json for compilers

Maintenance and Sponsorship

This project was originally authored by Andrey Popp, and is currently maintained by ManasJayanth. The project is currently not funded and could benefit from generous sponsorships.