Chameleon is a cross-platform application framework and component library used to develop applications for the web and various mini-app platforms from a single shared codebase. It functions as a multi-platform build pipeline that compiles source code into different target formats while providing an MVVM-based user interface system for managing application state.
The main features of didi/chameleon are: Cross-Platform Build Targets, Multi-Platform App Compilers, Cross-Platform Frameworks, Framework Capability Extensions, Unified System APIs, Cross-Platform Application Development, Platform Support, MVVM Architectures.
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