Tutorial
We’ll guide you trough the basics of Darlean (and actor oriented programming in general), including setting up a basic application, abstracting away implementation logic via service actors, remembering actor state via persistence, and scaling up.
Examples
We have provided some fully working examples that you can pull and run on your computer.
Documentation
Installation, starting/stopping, configuration and more are described in our Documentation.
Product Details & Knowledge Base
Read everything about Darlean in our Product Details or jump straight to our Knowledge Base on GitLab for even more info!
API Documentation
The documentation of our entire TypeScript API is available here.
Or directly jump to the documentation for:
- @darlean/base – Contains the base types (mostly just interfaces) that you need for writing (developing) actors
- @darlean/core – Contains all the intergfaces and implementations that allow you to host (provide) your actors
- @darlean/utils – A set of useful types that are by itself unrelated to the concept of virtual actors
Source code
The source code for Darlean is available as a MonoRepo on GitLab.