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@endora-commerce/mod-pim-connector

v0.103.1

Published

Shared operator behaviours for PIM connectors: mutual exclusion, run/issue vocabulary and field-protection path grammar.

Readme

@endora-commerce/mod-pim-connector

Shared operator behaviours for PIM connectors: mutual exclusion, run/issue vocabulary and field-protection path grammar.

What this is

An Endora Commerce module package. Its module id is pim_connector — the identity of record in the platform's registries, in its migrations and in its setting, permission and translation codes.

A module is not imported by application code. The platform discovers the extension packages an instance has installed, reads the manifest on the root subpath and composes the module from it, so installing this package and starting the instance is the whole integration.

Entry points

| Import | Contents | | --- | --- | | @endora-commerce/mod-pim-connector | the module manifest — its id, version, dependencies, settings and activation | | @endora-commerce/mod-pim-connector/backend | the composition root the platform calls, with the entities, services, routes and workers it registers | | @endora-commerce/mod-pim-connector/migrations | the module’s own schema migrations, in the order the platform runs them |

Depends on

Everything below is a peer dependency, so the application resolves exactly one copy of each — two copies of a host or of React are a runtime failure rather than a type error. An entry marked optional is needed only by the layers that use it.

Endora packages

  • @endora-commerce/contracts
  • @endora-commerce/platform

Third-party

  • @mikro-orm/core ^6
  • @mikro-orm/migrations ^6
  • @mikro-orm/postgresql ^6

What the tarball carries

  • dist/ — the compiled JavaScript and its type declarations
  • i18n/ — the translation bundles this package ships (en, pl), loaded by the platform

Install

pnpm add @endora-commerce/mod-pim-connector

Licence

MIT — the text is in LICENSE, beside this file.