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@ventori/contracts

v1.2.3

Published

Shared contracts for Ventori ERP — ts-rest routers, Zod schemas, and inferred types

Readme

@ventori/contracts

Shared contracts for Ventori ERP — ts-rest routers, Zod schemas, and inferred types.

Stack

  • ts-rest v3 — contract-first HTTP routing
  • Zod — validation + type inference
  • TypeScript 5.x
  • tsup — build (esbuild)

Commands

| Command | Action | |----------------|------------------------------| | pnpm install | Install dependencies | | pnpm build | Build ESM + DTS | | pnpm lint | Type check (tsc --noEmit) | | pnpm clean | Remove dist/ and .turbo/ |

Project structure

src/
├── common/       Shared utilities (pagination, CRUD factory, error schemas, handlers, HTTP methods)
├── contracts/    Domain contracts
│   ├── user/     User schema + contract
│   └── product/  Product schema + contract
└── index.ts      Package entry point

Each domain follows the same pattern: a *.schema.ts with Zod definitions and a *.contract.ts with the ts-rest router.

Usage

import { userContract } from "@ventori/contracts";

// Types are inferred from the contract
type User = typeof userContract.findById.responses[200];

Adding a new entity

  1. Create src/{entity}/ with *.schema.ts and *.contract.ts
  2. Export from src/{entity}/index.ts
  3. Add re-export to src/index.ts

The CRUD contract is generated via createCrudEndpoints() — add custom endpoints by spreading the base.

Architecture

Contracts are the source of truth. The target architecture (domain, dal, drivers, apps, sdk) is documented in docs/plan-implementacion.md and docs/arquitectura-implementacion.md. Currently only the contracts layer is implemented.

See AGENTS.md for detailed conventions.