Usage
Start with common-http for website requests, provider endpoints and internal HTTP services. Its guide covers construction, configuration, execution, authentication integration and transport lifecycle.
| Package | Current responsibility and status |
|---|---|
common-http | Implemented async HTTP client, contracts, configuration, reports and transports |
common-execution | Released execution foundation consumed from the existing common repository |
common-core | Released core primitives consumed from the existing common repository |
common-auth | Reserved for shared authentication implementations; HTTP’s integration interface is available |
common-rates | Reserved for shared quota coordination |
common-browser | Reserved for shared browser runtime work |
common-reports | Reserved in this workspace; migration is separate |
Reserved directories do not imply completed implementations. Use the owning package’s release and migration records when choosing a distribution. Each consumer imports only the packages it needs; the workspace root is not installed as a runtime dependency.