core

README

Welcome to codefly.ai core library

Fundamentals for the codefly.ai ecosystem.

Shared code

This repository contains the shared code for the CodeFly ecosystem.

Configuration definition and helpers

Configurations are hierarchical. We use the terminology of reference: a Project has ApplicationReferences.

A reference contains just enough data to load the associated configuration.

Project

A folder is a project folder if it contains a project.codefly.yaml file.

Templating on steroids

Within codefly.ai, we do a lot of templating. We add some powerful tools.

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