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kary

v0.0.6

Published

Kary Framework

Downloads

4

Readme

Kary.js

Kary.js is our library for shared functionality for JavaScript & TypeScript. It provides features like more data structures (such as Zipper, DirectedGraph...) and has powerful tools such as synchronous delay (thread sleep), powerful multi process architecture and great tools for working with text and command line.

In C# our strategy was to have a framework full of all the functionality that we needed because the C# could be already compiled and work very fast. However in JavaScript load time is something very important and the idea of micro-frameworks are very popular. Thus kary.js is equivalent of kary.base in Kary C# Framework and only provides the most necessary common functionality and language features that we relay on.

Installation

npm install kary --save