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@mj-biz-apps/orders-actions

v5.16.0

Published

Action subclasses for BizApps Orders — the CodeGen-maintained generated set. Hand-authored server-side actions live in @mj-biz-apps/orders-server; this package is `shared` and must stay browser-safe.

Readme

@mj-biz-apps/orders-actions

MJ Actions for BizApps Orders — the seam through which agents, workflows and the Explorer UI invoke order behaviour.

Status: scaffolded, not yet populated

The package builds and is wired into the CodeGen pipeline, and generated action subclasses land in src/generated/. No hand-authored actions ship yet.

That is deliberate. Multi-step order behaviour is currently exposed as remotable operations in @mj-biz-apps/orders-core-entities-serverOrders.PreviewPrice, Orders.ApplyAccountCredit, Orders.RefundPayment, Orders.CancelSubscription, Orders.SpawnRenewals — because they are called by code, need typed inputs and outputs, and return structured refusals rather than prose.

When to add an Action instead of an operation

Reach for an Action when the caller is an agent or a human-facing workflow rather than code: when the invocation should be discoverable in metadata, when parameters want describing in natural language, or when it belongs in an agent's toolset.

Reach for a remotable operation when the caller is code, the contract is typed, and refusals are structured. Most of what this app does is that.

An Action that wraps an existing operation is a thin adapter — parse, delegate, format. Do not reimplement the rules; they live in the engines for a reason.