The meta-framework for universal packages
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# Getting started
## Global instalation
```shell
npm i -g beyond
```
## Install and create beyondJS package
```shell
npx @beyond-js/create-package
```
The final command is interactive, allowing you to select the type of project you wish to create from the following
options:
- web: Ready to start a web project that can be distributed on the internet or as a mobile application.
Here you can select between use
- React
- Svelte
- Node
- Integrate another render engine library.
- node: Ready to distribute as a project to run in a node environment.
- backend: Node project that makes available interfaces that could be consumed in real-time with web socket from another node project or a client project.
- library: Ideal for creating projects intended to be distributed as NPM packages.
- web-backend: Generates a web project with a backend distribution.
- **--container**: you can use it if you want to create your project in a new folder
For more information go to [@beyond-js/create-package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@beyond-js/create-package)
You can also go to our documentation site to see the [quick start](https://beyondjs.com/docs/quick-start).
# Colaborate with us
We are looking for developers who want to help us test the project in all environments. If you work in a javascript
environment, and you like the idea of using universal javascript like we do, feel free to download it, try it and
contact us.
# Semver
BeyondJS is following [Semantic Versioning 2.0](https://semver.org/).
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