@elevasis/core

Shared schemas, types, and constants for building on the Elevasis platform. Published from packages/core in the Elevasis monorepo, where it is named @repo/core.

Install

pnpm add @elevasis/core

Published surface

The workspace exposes far more subpaths than npm does. publishConfig.exports is the published surface, and it is these eight:

| Subpath | Contains | | -------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | | @elevasis/core | Alias of ./organization-model — see the note below | | @elevasis/core/organization-model | The organization model: schemas, defaults, contract IDs | | @elevasis/core/organization-model/readiness | Readiness snapshot types and helpers | | @elevasis/core/auth | Multi-tenancy types and the permission catalog | | @elevasis/core/entities | BaseDealSchema and the other base entity schemas, for extension | | @elevasis/core/content | Content domain schemas | | @elevasis/core/knowledge | Knowledge graph types | | @elevasis/core/test-utils | Test helpers; requires vitest as an optional peer |

Anything else you may see referenced — ./platform, ./execution, ./business/*, ./pdf — is workspace-internal and does not resolve from an installed copy. Some of those capabilities reach tenants through @elevasis/sdk instead, which inlines the types it re-exports.

The bare root is an alias, deliberately

@elevasis/core and @elevasis/core/organization-model are the same module. The root entry builds from src/published.ts, which is one line re-exporting the organization model, so the two .d.ts files are byte-identical by construction rather than by accident.

This is worth knowing because the workspace root (src/index.ts) advertises a much larger browser-safe surface that npm does not ship. Import the named subpath you want; the root is kept only so an existing bare import keeps resolving.

Optional peers

pdfmake is an optional peer, not a dependency. No published subpath reaches the PDF code, so installing this package does not pull it in. Add it yourself only if you are working inside the monorepo against @repo/core/pdf.

vitest is likewise an optional peer, needed only by ./test-utils.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.