With Bit, you can virtually create and model components on a distributed Scope, then discover and use these components to dynamically compose a virtual API with the components you actually use in your application.
It helps resuing code components in different contexts (repositories, micro-services, serverless functions, etc.) without the overhead of maintaining many small packages with different boilerplates or pulling redundant code.
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Scope. A Scope is a distributed dynamic codebase responsible for end-to-end management of code components. Scopes are where components are stored, tested, built and integrate with each other.
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Dynamic and virtual API. Define the components you need in your application to form a dynamic API made of these components alone, without pulling any redundant code or irrelevant dependencies.
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Component environment. Transpiling and testing are done by simply using other Bit components (compiler and tester), which you can reuse while creating any component with any superset or a testing framework in any context.
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Fast and predictable depednency resolution. Dependency resolution is performed on component export, so Bit doesn't have to perform any runtime resolution. This makes the use of components predictable, fast and always available.
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Discoverability. Bit has an integrated search engine that uses expressive linguistic models to make your components discoverable even when you forget the exact name you gave each component.
For our different installation methods, please visit our docs installation section.
Here is a getting started guide.
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Contributions are always welcome, no matter how large or small. Before contributing, please read the code of conduct.
See Contributing.
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