What is team-fortress-2-modding?

This is a mod framework for Team Fortress 2, the multiplayer first-person shooter game. Rather than starting from scratch each time, the framework provides a reusable project structure with build tooling so developers can focus on the specific changes they want to make instead of wiring everything together manually. The build process runs through Node.js, so you need Node (version 16 or higher) installed alongside TF2. The workflow is: clone the repository, install dependencies with npm, write your custom content in the src/ folder, run the build command, and copy the output to TF2's custom mod directory. A deploy script is also available to automate that last step. Features within the framework are individual modules that can be toggled on or off. YAML configuration files in a config/ folder control which features are active, handle versioning, and set build options. Adding a new feature means creating a subdirectory under src/features/, placing your content there, and enabling it in the configuration. The shared assets folder holds resources that multiple features can reference. The project includes a test suite accessible via npm test and a roadmap listing planned additions such as custom map support and a plugin system. The README notes that multiple mods can coexist as long as their file names do not conflict. The framework is released under the MIT license.