Directories
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Package bootstrap provides the boot-time infrastructure; business modules never import it.
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Package bootstrap provides the boot-time infrastructure; business modules never import it. |
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order
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biz
Package biz holds the order module's business logic; cross-module needs are interfaces defined here (Users), so it never imports another module.
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Package biz holds the order module's business logic; cross-module needs are interfaces defined here (Users), so it never imports another module. |
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service
Package service adapts HTTP to the usecase: bind, validate, delegate, respond.
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Package service adapts HTTP to the usecase: bind, validate, delegate, respond. |
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pkg
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apperr
Package apperr standardizes client-facing errors: transports map the closed set of kinds — never individual codes — to a status, so modules add codes without touching shared files.
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Package apperr standardizes client-facing errors: transports map the closed set of kinds — never individual codes — to a status, so modules add codes without touching shared files. |
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event
Package event is the bus contract: modules publish and subscribe without importing each other; the implementation lives in bootstrap.
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Package event is the bus contract: modules publish and subscribe without importing each other; the implementation lives in bootstrap. |
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job
Package job is the scheduler contribution contract shared by every module.
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Package job is the scheduler contribution contract shared by every module. |
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registry
Package registry defines the typed collections assembled by wire.
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Package registry defines the typed collections assembled by wire. |
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transport
Package transport holds the HTTP helpers shared by every module's service layer: request binding/validation, response envelopes and error mapping.
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Package transport holds the HTTP helpers shared by every module's service layer: request binding/validation, response envelopes and error mapping. |
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Package server assembles the HTTP layer from the modules' route contributions and serves the non-domain endpoints.
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Package server assembles the HTTP layer from the modules' route contributions and serves the non-domain endpoints. |
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user
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biz
Package biz holds the user module's transport-independent business logic; other modules depend on it, never on the data layer.
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Package biz holds the user module's transport-independent business logic; other modules depend on it, never on the data layer. |
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service
Package service adapts HTTP and CLI to the usecase: bind, validate, delegate, respond.
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Package service adapts HTTP and CLI to the usecase: bind, validate, delegate, respond. |
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