It actually does - github.com/oors/oors/tree/master/docs - but it's a bit outdated and incomplete. Nonetheless, it highlights the general idea behind the framework.
But you're completely right and documentation is in the making. It hasn't been a priority so far because I was the one to instruct the people who have been using it so far.
The framework's been out for a while now and it's been used in production on some great products.
That being said, I do plan to improve the framework and write more quality extensions, so if you're into node.js, GraphQL, MongoDB... you might want to stick around :)
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It actually does - github.com/oors/oors/tree/master/docs - but it's a bit outdated and incomplete. Nonetheless, it highlights the general idea behind the framework.
But you're completely right and documentation is in the making. It hasn't been a priority so far because I was the one to instruct the people who have been using it so far.
The framework's been out for a while now and it's been used in production on some great products.
That being said, I do plan to improve the framework and write more quality extensions, so if you're into node.js, GraphQL, MongoDB... you might want to stick around :)