Stone.js Filesystem is a module that provides an interface for managing uploaded files in a Stone.js application.

Stone.js core library, providing the kernel, factory, and context for building applications.

Stone.js router for both Node.js and browser environments, designed for serverless applications.

Scaffold a new Stone.js app in seconds using your terminal.

The official CLI tool for building, running, and managing Stone.js applications.

Official AWS Lambda HTTP adapter for Stone.js. Run your Stone.js apps on AWS Lambda behind API Gateway with full Continuum lifecycle support.

Stone.js Grunt plugin to extract / compile translatable strings

CLI adapter for Stone.js. Enables command-line execution and custom commands using the Continuum Architecture.

React integration for Stone.js, universal rendering, SSR hydration, layouts, pages, snapshots, head management, and more.

Stone.js HTTP Core offers a simple, consistent API for handling HTTP requests and responses across any JavaScript runtime.

This repository contains official **starter templates** for Stone.js applications.

Stone.js Browser core provides essential utilities for browser-based applications, including event handling, response management, and cookie operations.

Node HTTP adapter for Stone.js. Run your app on any Node.js HTTP server using the Continuum Architecture.

General-purpose AWS Lambda adapter for Stone.js, run any app in serverless environments, beyond HTTP. Supports queues, events, schedulers, and background jobs.

Browser adapter for Stone.js. Enables SPA runtime support, unified event handling, and cookie management in the browser, part of the Continuum Architecture.

Framework-agnostic OpenAPI 3.1 for Stone.js. Derive a public contract from your Zod schemas and routes, serve it (JSON + Swagger UI), and generate typed frontend clients from it.

Node.js WebSocket adapter for Stone.js: runs a `ws` server and bridges sockets to @stone-js/realtime (channels, presence, gateways), with optional per-message kernel dispatch.

Framework-agnostic input validation for Stone.js. Define a schema once (Zod, Valibot, ArkType — anything Standard Schema) and validate it identically on the backend and the frontend.

Framework-agnostic telemetry for Stone.js: spans, counters and gauges wired through the kernel hooks and middleware, with pluggable exporters (console by default, OpenTelemetry-friendly).

Agnostic job queue for Stone.js: dispatch/process with delay, retries and backoff on a connection contract, memory and Redis drivers, a Worker, and @Queue/@JobHandler decorators.