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@modular-frontend/journeys-engine

v1.9.0

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Framework-neutral journey engine: runtime, validation, persistence, authoring helpers, handles, and types for typed, serializable multi-module workflows. No UI-framework dependency — the outlet and hooks live in a binding package.

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@modular-frontend/journeys-engine

The framework-neutral engine behind Journeys: typed, serializable workflows that compose several modules. It owns the journey runtime, validation, persistence, authoring helpers, handles, and the type surface, with no UI-framework dependency.

This is the shared foundation the framework bindings build on. The React binding (@modular-react/journeys) re-exports this package and adds the UI layer (outlet, provider, hooks); a future @modular-vue/journeys will do the same over the same engine.

Installation

npm install @modular-frontend/journeys-engine

Most apps depend on a binding (@modular-react/journeys) rather than on this package directly. Use @modular-frontend/journeys-engine when building a new framework binding or framework-agnostic tooling over journeys.

What's included

  • Runtime: createJourneyRuntime, getInternals (low-level accessor the outlet and test harness drive), JourneyRuntimeOptions.
  • Validation: validateJourneyContracts, validateJourneyDefinition, validateJourneyGraph, and the JourneyValidationError / JourneyHydrationError / UnknownJourneyError classes.
  • Persistence: defineJourneyPersistence, createWebStoragePersistence, createMemoryPersistence.
  • Authoring helpers: defineJourney, defineTransition, isAnnotatedTransition, isTerminalSentinel, selectModule, selectModuleOrDefault.
  • Handles: defineJourneyHandle, invoke.
  • Types: the full journey type surface (JourneyDefinition, JourneyInstance, JourneyStep, TransitionMap, wildcard maps, and the rest).

@modular-frontend/journeys-engine/testing

Framework-neutral test helpers: createTestHarness (drive a live runtime from a test without mounting an outlet) and simulateJourney (pure-logic transition simulation).

Full documentation

See the main documentation for the full guide.