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@kannan19302/contracts

v1.0.4

Published

L0 — single source of truth for UniERP API contracts, event schemas, and entity types

Readme

unierp-contracts

Part of UniERP — an open-source, self-hostable multi-tenant application platform. Repository map · Architecture · Contributing · Security

Layer L0 — Contract of the UniERP platform. Depends on: nothing.

What this is

Every API shape, event schema and shared entity type. OpenAPI, DTOs, clients and event typings are all generated from here.

The invariant this repository owns

Zero dependencies, by construction. It can never be made to depend on an implementation — that single property is what keeps the whole dependency graph acyclic. CI asserts the dependency count is 0.

The rule that applies everywhere

A repository may depend only on published artifacts of a strictly lower layer — never sideways within a layer, never upward. A cycle is not discouraged; it is unrepresentable, because the lower layer's package cannot name the higher one.

See the platform overview for the full map, and PLATFORM_ARCHITECTURE.md § 4.2 for the reasoning.

Licence

AGPL-3.0.