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@intentic/providers

v1.310.0

Published

The real **Provider SPI implementations** the engine reconciles against: the only seam between a compiled graph and live infrastructure. Each provider does `read` (stateless introspection), `diff` (pure decision), and `apply` (create/update) over SSH/Dock

Downloads

13,737

Readme

@intentic/providers

The real Provider SPI implementations the engine reconciles against: the only seam between a compiled graph and live infrastructure. Each provider does read (stateless introspection), diff (pure decision), and apply (create/update) over SSH/Docker and the Forgejo/Komodo/Cloudflare/Authentik HTTP APIs. Depends on @intentic/engine (SPI types) + @intentic/graph.

Responsibilities

  • Implement one provider per ResourceType and assemble them into the ResourceType → Provider map (createProviders).
  • Wrap external systems behind injectable API adapters (Forgejo, Komodo, Cloudflare, Authentik, Discord, Garage) so providers stay testable.
  • Own the host/SSH transport, Docker operations, DNS/tunnel routes, repos/CI, deployments, backups/restore, and identity (users/orgs/teams).
  • Validate node inputs with zod (parseInputs) before any I/O.

Key files

How it fits

The infra boundary. engine defines the SPI and consumes a Providers map; this package is the production implementation of that map (the cli builds it via createProviders). Tests inject the fakes instead.

Conventions & gotchas

  • Providers are constructed from injected deps/adapters: never reach for ambient globals; pass a fake adapter in tests.
  • Keep diff pure: do all reads in read, all mutations in apply. Stamp created resources (intentic.id=<id>) for future orphan detection. See ARCHITECTURE.md.