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@kon10/core

v1.5.0

Published

Kon10 kernel — types, defineConfig, module registry, hook engine, access evaluator, Zod schema builder.

Readme

@kon10/core

Kon10's framework-agnostic kernel. It defines the configuration model, module and plugin contracts, entity/field types, access evaluation, hooks, the module registry, and local CRUD operations.

Install

pnpm add @kon10/core zod

In this monorepo the package is consumed through pnpm workspaces.

When to use this package

Use @kon10/core when you are authoring a Kon10 config, building a first- or third-party module, defining fields, or calling the local operations API from server-side code. The package intentionally has no database, storage, routing, or UI dependency.

Public API

  • defineConfig() and bootstrapKon10() for composing a Kon10 instance.
  • Field builders such as text(), select(), relationship(), group(), and array().
  • Zod schema helpers such as buildZodSchema() and InferDoc.
  • Module registry, hook engine, access evaluator, and operation context types.
  • A shared z export so packages use the same Zod instance.

Example

import { buildZodSchema, text, type InferDoc } from '@kon10/core'

const fields = {
  title: text({ required: true }),
  summary: text(),
}

const schema = buildZodSchema(fields)
type Note = InferDoc<typeof fields>

Most applications should pair defineConfig() with a database adapter from @kon10/storage and entity factories from @kon10/content; the lower-level exports here are primarily for modules and advanced integrations.

Design notes

  • Keep this package pure and runtime-portable. Do not import framework, database, or React code here.
  • Treat Zod field schemas as the runtime source of truth for validation and TypeScript inference.
  • Register new field types through the field registry and TypeScript module augmentation.

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