Tiny Systems Example Module

Template repository for building your own Tiny Systems module. Fork this repo to get started.

What's Included

A minimal Echo component that receives a message and passes it through:

func (t *Component) Handle(ctx context.Context, handler module.Handler, port string, msg interface{}) any {
    if in, ok := msg.(InMessage); ok {
        return handler(ctx, OutPort, in.Context)
    }
    return fmt.Errorf("invalid message")
}

This demonstrates the core patterns:

• Component interface (GetInfo, Handle, Ports, Instance)
• Input/output ports with typed messages
• Handler response propagation (blocking I/O)
• configurable:"true" struct tag for edge data mapping

Project Structure

cmd/main.go              # Entry point — registers components, runs CLI
components/echo/echo.go  # Example component
go.mod                   # SDK dependency (github.com/tiny-systems/module)

Getting Started

1. Use this template — click "Use this template" on GitHub
2. Rename the module in go.mod
3. Add your components under components/
4. Register them via init() + registry.Register()

Run Locally

go run cmd/main.go run \
  --name=my-org/my-module-v1 \
  --namespace=tinysystems \
  --version=1.0.0

Build and Deploy

# Build container image
docker build -t myregistry/my-module:1.0.0 .
docker push myregistry/my-module:1.0.0

# Install via Helm
helm repo add tinysystems https://tiny-systems.github.io/module/
helm install my-module tinysystems/tinysystems-operator \
  --set controllerManager.manager.image.repository=myregistry/my-module

Resources

• Developer Guide — build your first component
• Module SDK — core library
• Component Examples — real-world patterns
• Tiny Systems Platform — visual editor and module directory

License

This module's source code is MIT-licensed. It depends on the Tiny Systems Module SDK (BSL 1.1). See LICENSE for details.