Developer tools, libraries, and documentation
A selection of the projects published on GitHub, with code, setup guides, and reference docs.
Terminal UI component library
A set of keyboard-first interface components with documented props and copy-ready code samples.
Install script and setup guide
A one-command installer with step-by-step documentation for local setup on macOS and Linux.
Runtime core and API reference
Core runtime modules with an API reference covering configuration, routing, and error handling.
Developer documentation site
Project docs organized by topic, with searchable pages and examples for each feature.
Automated test suite
Unit and integration tests with coverage reports, run automatically on every commit.
Sample apps and starter templates
Small, runnable example projects that show common patterns and can be cloned as starting points.
Simple code, clearly explained
Here are the main things this project shows, from layout and components to working code examples.
Readable page structures with clear sections, consistent spacing, and a layout that works on phones and desktops.
Subtle hover states, transitions, and motion that confirm actions without slowing visitors down.
Shared buttons, cards, and inputs built from one set of tokens so every page stays consistent.
Touch-sized controls, short navigation paths, and content that fits small screens without horizontal scrolling.
Organized project pages that present code samples, documentation, and results in one place.
Working snippets with readable syntax highlighting, so developers can copy and run them quickly.
How the Documentation Works
Follow these five steps in order, from setup to deployment. Each step points you to the part of the docs you need.
Read the Project Setup
Install and Configure
Start with the install guide. It lists the required tools, the clone command, and the environment variables each project expects before you run anything.
Key Deliverables
- Required tools and versions
- Clone and install commands
- Environment variable reference
Understand the Structure
Know Where Things Live
Each repository follows a consistent folder layout. The overview explains what sits in each directory and how the main modules depend on one another.
Key Deliverables
- Folder layout overview
- Module dependency notes
- Entry point locations
Run the Examples
Try the Code Samples
Working code samples show the main features in action. Run them locally to confirm your setup before you change anything in the source.
Key Deliverables
- Runnable code samples
- Expected terminal output
- Common setup fixes
Check the Reference
Look Up APIs and Options
The reference pages describe every public function, parameter, and configuration option. Use them when you need exact names, types, or defaults.
Key Deliverables
- Function and parameter reference
- Configuration option defaults
- Type definitions
Build and Deploy
Ship Your Changes
When you are ready, follow the deployment guide to build the project and publish it. It covers the build command, hosting options, and a release checklist.
Key Deliverables
- Production build command
- Hosting and publishing options
- Release checklist
Quick Setup
Clear install steps that get a project running in minutes.
Tested Examples
Every code sample is checked against the current version.
Kept Up to Date
Docs change with each release, so the reference stays accurate.
Ready to run the project?
Start with the install guide and work through the steps above.
Explore the code or start a project.
Browse the repositories, read the docs, or reach out to collaborate.