🚀 Getting Started

First Steps

Welcome to ωβΒμοω documentation! This guide will walk you through the core principles and setup process for creating your first project.

// Sample initialization
const project = new OmegaProject({'version': '0.1.0'});
project.init();
console.log('Welcome to ωβΒμοω');

🧠 Key Concepts

Core Principles

  • • ω-Modules: Building blocks for ωβΒμοω applications
  • • β-Transformations: Powerful runtime data manipulation
  • • μ-Optimizers: Built-in performance enhancement tools
  • • Ω-Events: Real-time reactive architecture

Module Structure

Define your core module interface and dependencies clearly in the manifest file.

Runtime Behavior

Modules can access global state context while maintaining isolated execution sandboxes.

🧪 Code Examples

1. Create a New Module

const myModule = new Module('my_first_module');

myModule.defineInterface({
inputs: ['data', 'context'],
outputs: ['processed_data'],
methods: {
process(data, context) {
return {
processed_data: data.concat(context)
};
}
}
});

myModule.export();

2. Use Module in Project

import { ModuleLoader } from '@omega/modules';

const loader = new ModuleLoader();
loader.load('my_first_module').then(module => {
const result = module.process({
data: ['example'],
context: ['context']
});
console.log(result);
});

📚 API Reference

Module Class

  • new Module(name: string) - Initialize a new module
  • defineInterface({ inputs, outputs, methods }) - Specify interface
  • export() - Save module for distribution

ModuleLoader Class

  • load(moduleName: string) - Load a module
  • register(module) - Register a module for global access
  • list() - Get list of loaded modules