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Core Commons

The MachC Commons Projects serve as the foundational suite of shared libraries designed to support modular development across applications within the MachC ecosystem. These projects provide reusable, generic functionality that is commonly required across various e-commerce business domains, ensuring consistency, scalability, and maintainability throughout the software lifecycle.

Project Structure

Key Features

  1. Shared Utility Libraries:

  2. MachC Commons contains general-purpose utilities that are not domain-specific but critical for application success, such as logging, configuration management, data transformations, and exception handling.

  3. These utilities streamline development by reducing redundancy and ensuring consistency across different modules.

  4. Cross-Domain Compatibility:

  5. The libraries in MachC Commons are designed to be independent of specific business domains, making them widely applicable across user, product, and order-related functionalities.

  6. Modular and Reusable Design:

  7. Commons projects emphasize separation of concerns and modularity, allowing developers to use, extend, or customize these components without impacting domain-specific systems.

  8. Foundational Interoperability:

  9. Commons are tightly aligned with Clean Architecture principles, ensuring smooth integration with domain libraries, external systems, and infrastructure layers like Mach-B (Frontend) and MachC Core (Backend).

Examples of MachC Commons Libraries

  1. Configuration and Environment Management:

  2. Provides shared components for reading environment variables, configuration files, or managing application settings in a standardized way regardless of the deployment style (e.g., serverless, monolithic, or microservices).

  3. Data Serialization:

  4. Utilities for transforming and serializing data (e.g., JSON, XML, or custom formats) used across APIs, message brokers, or internal data workflows.

  5. Error Handling:

  6. A shared framework for standardized exception management, logging, and reporting across domains, ensuring a unified mechanism for identifying and resolving runtime issues.

  7. HTTP and Networking Utilities:

  8. Provides reusable modules for interacting with RESTful APIs, managing HTTP request/response flows, and handling network-related complexities.

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