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@stone-js/core

v0.0.35

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Stone.js core

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Stone.js: Core

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The Stone.js framework is versatile, allowing you to build applications for different environments, including command line (CLI), browser, HTTP servers, cloud functions like AWS Lambda.

It offers core components such as:

  • A Service container for managing dependencies,
  • An Event manager to handle application events,
  • A Kernel to execute the application lifecycle,
  • An Adapter to ensure compatibility across different environments (e.g., console, browser, cloud), and
  • A Config Builder to build the blueprint, which aggregates and structures configuration settings for the application.

All features are fully customizable, making it easy to extend existing functionality or integrate third-party solutions.

Get started with the documentation.

API documentation

Contributing

See Contributing Guide.