Platform capability · App SDK
Register features, events, permissions, AI tools and infrastructure needs in one app declaration
The app declaration is a YAML file. It lists the app’s features, quotas, protected resources, audit event types, notification templates, events and the event topics it owns, GDPR endpoints, settings and the infrastructure it needs. Publishing checks the file and sends each part to the platform service that owns it.
The app declaration lists the events, protected resources, features, settings and infrastructure the app uses. Publishing checks the file and registers each part with the platform service that owns it.
App declarations are checked against a strict definition written in JSON Schema. Unknown keys are rejected, required fields must be present and a version is mandatory. A declaration with errors cannot be published to production.
The base model gives each record an ID, timestamps, soft delete and audit fields. The base data-access class gives you lists with search, paging and sorting, plus get, create, update, soft delete and restore. The base service gives you transaction handling, rate limiting and logging. The client libraries for sign-in, permissions, configuration, audit and notifications handle the calls between services. You build on these and do not write them again.
A solution architect will demo the live service against your domain model.