These guides discuss how TinyBase is structured and some of the interesting ways in which it is architected, tested, and built.
Don't forget to also take a look at the code on GitHub and knock yourself out!
This guide is for people who would like to checkout the TinyBase code and build it from source. It's a quick overview of the common workflows.
The architecture of TinyBase is pretty straightforward. This guide runs through the main file structure and principles.
Testing is a first-class citizen in TinyBase, as you may see from the high coverage it enjoys.
Like testing, documentation is a first-class citizen of TinyBase, and most of it is structured as API documentation (from the .d.ts
files) and from markdown pages.
The demos on the TinyBase site deserve a little explanation.
I'm James. Building TinyBase was an interesting exercise in API design, minification, and documentation.