Prerequisites

Before getting started with BunyJS, ensure you have a solid understanding of the following concepts:

• TypeScript: A working knowledge of TypeScript is essential, especially its syntax, advanced features like decorators, and how it enhances JavaScript. BunyJS is built with TypeScript-first principles, leveraging its powerful type system for robust development.
  • experimentalDecorators: Enable the experimentalDecorators compiler option in your tsconfig.json to use TypeScript decorators with BunyJS.
  • emitDecoratorMetadata: Enable the emitDecoratorMetadata compiler option in your tsconfig.json to emit design-type metadata for decorators.
• Event-driven architecture: Familiarity with event-driven programming concepts, such as lifecycle events and event coordination, will help you grasp BunyJS’s event-centric approach to managing module interactions.
• Inversion of Control (IoC): Understanding the IoC principle is critical. It allows BunyJS to manage dependencies using a centralized container, enabling modularity and flexibility in your applications.
• Dependency Injection (DI): Knowledge of DI patterns is key to understanding how BunyJS promotes loose coupling by dynamically resolving and injecting dependencies into your components through its IoC container.