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Author: asheswook

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-**Node.js Transaction Management Framework**
+TranJS is a transaction management framework which provides declaretive transaction, without any ORMs. 
 
-TranJS is a transaction management framework for Node.js, inspired by Java Hibernate's `@Transactional` annotation.
 It is designed to provide reliable and intuitive transaction management for mission-critical safety applications and general-purpose applications.
 
-**This framework is now experimental and under development. Please feel free to contribute or provide feedback.**
-
 ## Features
-- ✅ **Effortless Declarative Transactions**
+- ✅ **Declarative Transaction via Decorator**
 - ⚡ **TypeScript Native**
 - 🛠️ **No Dependencies, Lightweight (15KB)**
 - 🔄 **Flexible Transaction Propagation**
 
 ## Getting Started
 * API Documentation is available at [here](/docs/api.md).
-* The [example](/examples) contains a simple example of how to use the TranJS framework.
 * Supported drivers are available at [here](/docs/drivers.md).
-
-If you have any questions or need help, just ask!
-
-## Installation
-
-It should be set up for the database you want to use. See [here](/docs/drivers.md).
-
-Also, you can refer to the [self-implementation](/docs/self-implement-guide.md) guide if you want to implement the driver yourself.
+* The [example](/examples) contains a simple example of how to use the TranJS framework.
 
 ## Usage
 
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 Commit Transaction (id: ae8wml5i78rt) # Transaction committed when transfer() finished
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-## The reason why made this
-While developing software requiring robust transaction management, I needed a way to group multiple query executions into a single transaction. Initially, I used anonymous functions, referred to as _Executables_, to achieve this. However, this approach was complex, required extra boilerplate code, and made it difficult for new developers to understand.
+## Installation
+
+It should be set up for the database you want to use. See [here](/docs/drivers.md).
 
-To simplify this process, I created **tranjs**, a framework that enables transaction management in Node.js using a clean and intuitive `@Transactional` decorator, inspired by Java Hibernate.
+> [!NOTE]
+> If the driver you want to use does not exist, [you can implement it on your own.](/docs/self-implement-guide.md)
 
 ## LICENSE