The quidproquo-core library is the heart of the quidproquo framework. It provides the fundamental building blocks and abstractions that enable the creation of scalable, event-driven web applications. This library is not intended to be used directly, but rather serves as a foundation for other quidproquo packages.
This project is currently under active development and should not be used in production environments. The APIs and functionality are subject to change without notice.
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Action-Oriented Architecture: The core of quidproquo-core is an action-oriented architecture, where all application logic is encapsulated in small, reusable actions. These actions can be composed together to create complex workflows.
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Asynchronous Execution: Actions in quidproquo-core are executed asynchronously using generators, allowing for efficient and non-blocking execution of application logic.
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Dependency Injection: The framework provides a built-in dependency injection system, allowing for easy composition and testing of application components.
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Extensibility: The core library is designed to be highly extensible, with well-defined extension points and a modular architecture.
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Error Handling: The framework includes a robust error handling system, with support for different error types and the ability to handle errors at various levels of the application.
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Logging and Observability: The core library provides built-in support for logging and observability, making it easier to debug and monitor applications built with quidproquo.
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Testability: The action-oriented architecture and asynchronous execution model of quidproquo-core make it highly testable, with support for unit, integration, and end-to-end testing.
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Actions: Actions are the fundamental building blocks of quidproquo-core. They represent small, reusable pieces of application logic that can be composed together to create complex workflows.
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Generators: Generators are used to implement the asynchronous execution model of quidproquo-core. Actions are defined as generator functions, which can yield other actions or return values.
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Dependency Injection: The core library provides a built-in dependency injection system, allowing for easy composition and testing of application components.
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Contexts: Contexts are used to manage the state and dependencies of a particular execution context, such as a user session or a background task.
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Errors: The framework includes a robust error handling system, with support for different error types and the ability to handle errors at various levels of the application.
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Logging and Observability: The core library provides built-in support for logging and observability, making it easier to debug and monitor applications built with quidproquo.
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Testing: The action-oriented architecture and asynchronous execution model of quidproquo-core make it highly testable, with support for unit, integration, and end-to-end testing.
To use quidproquo-core, you'll need to install the package and its dependencies. You can do this using your preferred package manager, such as npm or yarn:
npm install quidproquo-core
Once you have the package installed, you can start building your application using the core concepts and features provided by the library.
For more detailed information on using quidproquo-core, please refer to the quidproquo-core documentation.
If you'd like to contribute to the development of quidproquo-core, please refer to the contributing guidelines for more information.
quidproquo-core is licensed under the MIT License.