tkeron is a lightweight microframework designed to streamline web development with TypeScript. Its key features include:

• CLI for project initialization, page, and component creation.
• Simple library for component management, using functions instead of classes.
• Exclusive use of TypeScript, HTML, and CSS, without additional configurations or new syntax.
• 'No magic' philosophy, where behavior is always explicit and controlled by the developer.

• Zero Configuration: Start developing without any additional setup.
• TypeScript Based: Leverage language features without learning new syntax.
• Simplicity: Easy to understand, focusing on clarity and minimal functionality.
• Pre-rendering: Built-in support for static content.
• Hot Reloading: Real-time changes during development with the tk dev command.

Install tkeron globally using npm:

npm i -g tkeron

Here are some basic examples of how to use the tkeron CLI:

• Initialize a new project:

tk init

• Create a new page:

tk g p <name>

Example: tk g p index would create an initial page.

Each page generates the following files:

• .html for the page structure.
• .css for styling.
• .page.ts for client-side logic.
• .back.ts for server-side pre-rendering.

• Node.js (currently required).
• Future plans for migrate to Bun.

tkeron stands out for its focus on simplicity, eliminating complex setups and allowing developers to concentrate solely on coding.

Contributions are welcome! Developers can open issues or submit pull requests at GitHub.

The project is actively being developed. Roadmap details include:

• Future integration of its own DOM package.
• Full compatibility with Bun.