Comprehensive examples demonstrating CodeUChain v2.0 in both TypeScript and Python.

Each directory demonstrates a specific concept in isolation, with full test coverage:

examples/
├── 01-state/          # State: Immutable data container
├── 02-link/           # Link: Single unit of business logic
├── 03-chain/          # Chain: Orchestration layer
├── 04-hook/           # Hook: Cross-cutting concerns
├── 05-integration/    # All parts working together
└── BEST_PRACTICES.md  # Guidelines for building pipelines

These examples follow a three-tier testing strategy:

1. Unit Tests (Isolation): Each component tested independently
2. Integration Tests: Components working together
3. Trust but Verify: Runnable tests prove documentation accuracy

cd 01-state && node --test state.test.ts.js
cd 02-link && node --test link.test.ts.js
cd 03-chain && node --test chain.test.ts.js
cd 04-hook && node --test hook.test.ts.js
cd 05-integration && node --test integration.test.ts.js

cd 01-state && python3 -m pytest test_state.py -v
cd 02-link && python3 -m pytest test_link.py -v
cd 03-chain && python3 -m pytest test_chain.py -v
cd 04-hook && python3 -m pytest test_hook.py -v
cd 05-integration && python3 -m pytest test_integration.py -v

./verify-examples.sh

1. 01-state: Understand immutability
2. 02-link: Single-responsibility transformations
3. 03-chain: Orchestration patterns
4. 04-hook: Add observability
5. 05-integration: Real-world registration flow
6. BEST_PRACTICES.md: Production guidelines