Aurelia Editor is a framework-agnostic rich text and CMS editor built on Lexical with export, collaboration, image, and template tools.

A modern databinding library for JavaScript and HTML.

Aurelia's platform abstraction layer (PAL).

A minimal but effective logging mechanism with support for log levels and pluggable log appenders.

An abstract module which specifies an interface for loading modules and view templates.

A simple task queue for the browser that enables the queuing of both standard tasks and micro tasks.

The browser-specific implementation of Aurelia's platform abstraction layer.

An abstract module which specifies the interface for history implementations used by a router.

A lightweight pub/sub messaging system for app-wide or per-object loosely coupled events.

A powerful client-side router.

A default implementation of the loader interface compatible with system.js and require-based loaders.

A console log appender for the Aurelia logging library.

A lightweight JavaScript library that matches paths against registered routes. It includes support for dynamic and star segments and nested handlers.

An implementation of the Aurelia history interface based on standard browser hash change and push state mechanisms.

An implementation of the abstract Animator interface from templating which enables css-based animations.

Tools and utility functions used to build and develop Aurelia's libraries.

A lightweight, extensible dependency injection container for JavaScript.

Utilities for reading and writing the metadata of JavaScript functions.

The aurelia framework brings together all the required core aurelia libraries into a ready-to-go application-building platform.

The minimal set of polyfills that the Aurelia platform needs to run on ES5 browsers.