Announcing:

Fabr 0.1.0

After some last-minute challenges with npmjs.com's registry authentication, the first version of Fabr is finally publicly available.

The goal of this first release was to establish a solid base that's capable of building itself, as well as being potentially useful to others.

Obviously there is a huge amount of work still to go - we want to build everything - but we have to cut off the release at some point.

The immediate next focus is extending JS/TS support to meet the needs of larger codebases (including Jest test compatibility).

If you're interested in getting involved, find us on Github.