Dionysus
Project direction, setup expectations, and release intent in one place.
Early-stage repository for defining scope and collaboration rules before the first implementation lands.
At a Glance • Status • Roadmap • Contributing
At a Glance
| Area | Current State |
|---|---|
| Repository | fixgramwork/dionysus |
| Stage | Planning |
| Codebase | Not committed yet |
| Focus | Define scope, standards, and the first release path |
| Next milestone | Initial scaffold and runnable setup guide |
Overview
Dionysus is currently being prepared as a focused project under fixgramwork. At this stage, the repository serves as the public-facing source of truth for:
- project intent
- initial scope
- contributor expectations
- release readiness
This README is intentionally structured like a production open-source repository so the project can scale without rewriting its documentation from scratch.
Principles
- Keep the first version narrow and shippable.
- Prefer obvious setup over clever tooling.
- Add quality gates early: linting, testing, and CI.
- Document decisions as the repository grows.
Planned Deliverables
| Track | What will be added |
|---|---|
| Application | Initial source scaffold |
| Developer Experience | Install, run, and test commands |
| Quality | Formatting, linting, and CI checks |
| Documentation | Usage examples and architecture notes |
| Release | Versioning and deployment guidance |
Project Status
This repository is in the pre-implementation stage.
Before v0.1.0, the project should include:
- runnable source code
- reproducible local setup
- a basic test flow
- usage examples
- a license file
Quick Start
The runtime scaffold is not in this repository yet.
Planned local workflow:
git clone https://github.com/fixgramwork/dionysus.git
cd dionysus
# install dependencies
# run the app
# run testsUpdate this section as soon as the first executable version is committed.
Roadmap
- Define the core problem and first user flow
- Commit the initial project scaffold
- Add development and test instructions
- Introduce CI and code quality checks
- Publish the first tagged release
Contributing
Early contributions are welcome, but alignment matters more than volume at this stage.
- Open an issue first for feature proposals or structural changes.
- Keep pull requests focused on one concern.
- Update documentation when behavior or setup changes.
License
A license has not been added yet.
Add a LICENSE file before accepting external code contributions or publishing packages.