Project Structure

Creating a New Project

When you create a new Bless project, the Bless CLI automatically sets up a well-structured folder hierarchy. We currently support both JavaScript and TypeScript. To create a new BlessNet project, run:

npx blessnet init my-first-project
cd my-first-project

This will generate all the necessary files and folders for your project.

Directory Structure

A newly initialized Bless project follows this structure:

.
├── bls.toml              # Project configuration
├── index.ts              # Entry point
├── package.json          # Dependencies
├── tsconfig.base.json    # Base TypeScript config
├── tsconfig.debug.json   # Debug TypeScript config
└── tsconfig.release.json # Release TypeScript config

File & Folder Breakdown

1. bls.toml (Project Configuration)

Stores global settings and metadata for your Bless project. This file must not be deleted, as the network uses it to manage configurations.

2. index.ts (Main Entry Point)

This is where your project starts execution. Modify this file to define how your application runs.

3. package.json (Dependency Manager)

Handles project dependencies, scripts, and metadata.

4. TypeScript Configurations (tsconfig.*.json)

File	Purpose
`tsconfig.base.json`	Shared TypeScript settings for all environments.
`tsconfig.debug.json`	Optimized for development & debugging.
`tsconfig.release.json`	Optimized for production builds.

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Creating a New Project

Directory Structure

File & Folder Breakdown

1. bls.toml (Project Configuration)

2. index.ts (Main Entry Point)

3. package.json (Dependency Manager)

4. TypeScript Configurations (tsconfig.*.json)

​Creating a New Project

​Directory Structure

​File & Folder Breakdown

​1. bls.toml (Project Configuration)

​2. index.ts (Main Entry Point)

​3. package.json (Dependency Manager)

​4. TypeScript Configurations (tsconfig.*.json)

Creating a New Project

Directory Structure

File & Folder Breakdown

1. bls.toml (Project Configuration)

2. index.ts (Main Entry Point)

3. package.json (Dependency Manager)

4. TypeScript Configurations (tsconfig.*.json)