This inventory maps package entry points to the source barrels that feed them in the recorded source snapshot. It helps you locate an API without importing internal src/* paths. For package versions and exact source identifiers, see source-map.json →.
@veap/kernel#
.— cache, application composition, config, errors, events, HTTP, IoC, logging./events— event contracts and bus./ioc— container, decorators, service provider and tokens./errors— application errors, HTTP status helpers, result utilities and error types./logging— logger contracts and console logger./http— HTTP contracts/adapters/security helpers./cache— cache contracts and in-memory cache./config— config loader/service/contracts/index./server— server config loader/provider, root exports andKernelServiceProvider.
@veap/database#
.— casts, composition augmentation, connection, errors/events, factories, logger, migration provider, migrations, models, provider, query builder, relations, scopes, seeders, tokens, types and utilities./migrations— generator, runner and schema builder./relations— relation classes and eager-loading helpers.
@veap/mail#
.— composition, communication context, send helpers, message types, mailer port/tokens, service provider, console and Nodemailer transports, translator integration.
@veap/intl#
.— common message/config types, client React exports and translation utility exports./client— client constants/types, React provider/hooks and translator./server— config/constants/detection/types, provider, serverI18nProvider, translation getter,IntlServiceand message loader.
@veap/settings#
.— composition augmentation, contracts, migrations, models, providers, repositories and services./models— setting model exports./server— root server exports./migrations— settings migration exports.
@veap/storage#
.— storage provider, local driver, service and types./providers/local— local filesystem provider./types— storage result/provider/service contracts and tokens.
@veap/plugins#
.— common contracts, builder composition augmentation, migrations, navigation, providers and registry./client— client widget and extension components (see client)./router— route tree, discovery, matching, middleware and rendering utilities (see router)./models— plugin persistence models (see actions and models)./actions— plugin server actions (see actions and models)./server— root/server exports, router, registry, navigation aliases and server UI components (see server)./migrations— plugin migration exports.
@veap/auth#
.— auth actions, client hooks, common types, crypto, password reset, providers, RBAC, sessions, users, validation and email verification./client— React auth context and hooks./server— root exports and server crypto/action APIs./actions— auth Server Actions./validation— Zod schemas and inferred input types./models— auth model exports./migrations— auth migration exports.
@veap/ui#
.— components,useIsMobile, shared helpers,mdxComponents,ThemeProvider,cn,Logo,Icon,toast./components/*— individual component modules./shared/*—AccessDenied,PageLoader,ScrollFadeEffect./providers—ThemeProvider./logo—Logoandvariants./globals.css— the Tailwind stylesheet.
create-veap#
.—initProjectand thePackageManagertype.- The executable is exposed through the
binfield (create-veap).
@veap/translatable#
.— locale manager,Translationmodel,TranslatableModel/Translatableand the translatable query builder./migrations— thetranslationstable migration./ui—TranslatableField,TranslatableFormCard,TranslatableTabs.
@veap/taggable#
.—Tagmodel, factory and seeder,TaggableModel/Taggableand the taggable query builder./migrations— thetagsandtaggablesmigrations./ui—TagInput.
@veap/categorizable#
.—Categorymodel, factory and seeder,CategorizableModel/Categorizable,MorphOneCategoryand the categorizable query builder./migrations— thecategoriesandcategorizablesmigrations./ui—CategoryTreeSelect.
@veap/commentable#
.—Commentmodel and factory,CommentableModel/Commentableand the commentable query builder./migrations— thecommentstable migration./ui—CommentSection,CommentForm.
Public export versus implementation detail#
The package exports map is the supported import contract. A source file existing in Git does not automatically make its path a public npm import. Use the documented package/subpath imports and verify the exact declaration file for your installed version.