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@bimetal/server

v0.35.0

Published

Framework-agnostic HTTP handlers for @bimetal calendar — bring your own Express, Fastify, etc.

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Maintainers

biederbebiederbe

Keywords

calendarserverrestapiheadlessframework-agnostic

Readme

@bimetal/server

Framework-agnostische HTTP-Handler für den BIMETAL-Kalender. Kein eingebauter HTTP-Server: das Paket liefert reine Handler-Funktionen, die du in Express, Fastify, Hono oder einen nativen http.Server einhängst — bring your own framework.

Der Name ist generisch, das Paket ist heute calendar-scoped (ADR-013) — ein Reifegrad, kein Namensfehler. Das Wire-/Persistenz-Format, das es spricht, ist Teil der gefrorenen 1.0-Oberfläche.

Installation

npm install @bimetal/server @bimetal/calendar-data

Was das Paket liefert

| Export | Zweck | |--------|-------| | createHandlers(config) | Erzeugt die Calendar-Handler (Create/Update/Delete/Query) über eine konsumenten-gelieferte CalendarStore-Instanz (ServerConfig = { store, config }). Gibt ein CalendarHandlers-Objekt zurück, das du an deine Routen bindest. | | parseIsoDateTime, toIsoString, eventToResponse | Wire-Helfer: ISO-8601 ⇄ CalendarDateTime, Event → Response-DTO. | | ServerConfig, CalendarHandlers, CreateEventBody, UpdateEventBody, EventResponse, ErrorResponse | Die Request-/Response-Typen. |

Auth, Routing und der HTTP-Transport bleiben beim Konsumenten — dieses Paket kennt nur die Calendar-Domäne und die Serialisierung.

Architektur

Cross-cutting (Server-Seite) über calendar-data. Tiefe: doc/architecture/13-broker.md.