Meta repository containing cross-package information, guidelines, and status for the Dojo framework and its ecosystem.
Dojo/meta is the meta repository for the Dojo framework, containing cross-package information, guidelines, and ecosystem overview. It provides documentation on contributing, style guides, package statuses, and TypeScript compatibility for Dojo versions 2 and newer. This repository helps developers understand the structure and standards of the Dojo project ecosystem.
Dojo framework contributors, maintainers, and developers who need to understand the project's organization, coding standards, and package dependencies.
It centralizes essential meta-information that spans multiple Dojo packages, ensuring consistency across the ecosystem and providing clear guidelines for contribution and development practices.
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Provides a comprehensive list of all Dojo packages with active, support, and deprecated statuses, making it easy to track the project's health and dependencies as shown in the detailed package tables.
Includes detailed contributing instructions, style guides, and code of conduct, ensuring consistency across Dojo projects with tools like TSLint and Prettier integration.
Offers a clear table showing Dojo version compatibility with TypeScript versions, aiding developers in version management and preventing integration issues.
Displays CI status, code coverage, and npm versions for packages, providing transparency on build quality and maintenance, as evidenced by the Travis CI and codecov badges.
The README explicitly lists several deprecated and less active packages (e.g., dojo/actions, dojo/app), indicating that parts of the ecosystem may be stale or unsupported, which could mislead new users.
The information is highly specific to Dojo's internal structure and tools, offering little value for developers using other frameworks or those not contributing to the project.
Focuses heavily on contribution and meta-information rather than providing application development tutorials or API references, which are directed to dojo.io, potentially fragmenting the learning experience.