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@adatechnology/catalog-contracts

v0.1.0-rc.3

Published

Shared types, zod schemas and port interfaces for the catalog trio (contracts only — no runtime behavior)

Readme

@adatechnology/catalog-contracts

Tipos, schemas zod e portas do trio catalog-*. Sem comportamento de runtime — backend valida com ele, frontend tipa as queries com ele, e mudança de contrato quebra os dois lados em compile-time em vez de em produção.

Única dependência: zod.

Instalação

bun add @adatechnology/catalog-contracts

O que traz

| Área | Conteúdo | |---|---| | Entidades | Product, Catalog, Section, PaginatedResponse | | Entrada | createProductSchema, updateProductSchema, createCatalogSchema, listProductsQuerySchema, … | | Portas | MetaCatalogSyncPort, ProductImageStoragePort, ProductSuggestionPort, CatalogProductLookup | | Eventos | 9 eventos de domínio + CatalogHooks | | Erros | CatalogError e subclasses, com statusCode e code estáveis |

Invariantes

  • companyId nunca entra em schema de corpo. Vem do contexto autenticado do host.
  • Dinheiro é integer de centavos, com .int() no zod — sem isso 19.99 vira preço.
  • Nenhum import de Meta. A publicação é porta; quem só gerencia catálogo interno não carrega cliente de Graph API.
  • DEFAULT_META_SYNC é { products: false, catalogs: false }.

MetaSyncOutcome é união discriminada

type MetaSyncOutcome =
  | { outcome: 'synced'; externalId: string }
  | { outcome: 'permanent'; errorCode: string; message: string }
  | { outcome: 'retriable'; errorCode: string; message: string }

Quem classifica é o adaptador, nunca o módulo: só ele conhece o vocabulário de erro do provedor. O módulo reage ao discriminante — e é isso que evita retry infinito em erro definitivo.

Fora do contrato, de propósito

PriceReference, PriceHistoryEntry e RelatedProduct vivem no products-ui. Vêm de NF-e e de analytics de pedido — não são dado de catálogo, o módulo não os produz, e prometê-los aqui seria contrato que ninguém cumpre.

Licença

MIT © Ada Technology