# __PROJECT_NAME__

A [Beast](https://www.npmjs.com/package/beast-tsrx) project powered by
[TSRX](https://tsrx.dev/) and [Octane](https://octanejs.dev/).

```bash
bun install
bun run dev
```

The starter is one quiet screen: a headline, a counter that shows component
state, and links to the docs. It follows the system light/dark preference. The
palette, type, and motion live in a few custom properties at the top of
`src/style.css`.

Edit `src/App.btsx` to get started. Declare typed props at the top of the BTSX
file; the Beast bundler adapter compiles it into native TSRX and then lets Octane
produce the browser module.

The starter pins the tested `octane@0.16.0` toolchain. Run the complete local
verification before shipping:

```bash
bun run check
```

Use `scope` when setup belongs to an exact child position instead of the whole
component:

```btsx
scope
  setup const label = "Owned by this child";
  p #{label}
```

Octane signals need no build option. Import `octane/signals` in a module to
enable native signal reads there:

```btsx
import { createScope } from "octane/signals"
```

Record application changes in [CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md).

Node compiler builds require `@tsrx/oxc@0.20.0`, included explicitly in the
starter. The TSRX type-checking plugin is pinned to `0.6.3`.