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@kwirthmagnify/kwirth-common-back

v0.6.10

Published

Backend interfaces for building Kwirth provider and channel plugins

Readme

@kwirthmagnify/kwirth-common-back

The server-side contracts of Kwirth: the interfaces a Kwirth extension's back end implements, and the helpers it uses, to run inside the Kwirth core.

Kwirth is an observability and operations tool for Kubernetes — logs, metrics, events and a marketplace of extensions running inside one server. This package is what an extension's back.js is written against.

What is in it

  • IChannel — a channel (plugin) back end: instances, connections, commands, provider events, and getInstances(), which tells the Status channel what it has running. Required since 0.6.0: a plugin moving to this version has to implement it to build.
  • IProvider, IPluvider — data producers, and plugins that also publish what they know in-process.
  • ISender, IWebhook — outbound notifications and inbound events.
  • ILogin, IIdpConnector — login pages and identity-provider connectors, with OIDC, OAuth2 and GitHub helpers.
  • IDce — dynamic core extensions: objects the core creates once and other extensions consume by id.
  • IBackChannelObject, IFederation, Kubernetes helpers — what the core hands an extension at startup.

It re-exports @kwirthmagnify/kwirth-common, so one import covers both.

Who uses it

You do not install this in Kwirth: it is a dependency for building extensions.

npm install @kwirthmagnify/kwirth-common-back

At runtime an extension does not bundle it: the Kwirth core serves its own copy at global.__kwirth_back__.kwirthCommonBack, so every extension sees the version of the core it runs in.

Links

  • Kwirth: https://kwirthmagnify.dev
  • Source: https://github.com/kwirthmagnify/kwirth (folder common-back)