@xeplr/factory

Server side of @xeplr/ui-factory: versioned screen designs, and records saved to real per-entity tables with the screen's own validation

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Install

npm install @xeplr/factory

Peer dependencies you provide: express

The idea

A screen is designed, not coded, but its records land in an ordinary table — one column per field, never JSON — so reports stay plain SQL. Publish changes the table; hooks and models are where behaviour and data shape go.

Where it sits

Part of Services — long-running pieces. Each one boots with the same init() / start() / router() shape and mounts into an Express app you already have.

Builds on

@xeplr/db
@xeplr/schema-handler
@xeplr/ui-factory
@xeplr/utils

Documentation for @xeplr/factory is in its README on npm.

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