OpenVibe.Publishing

OpenVibe.Publishing is the shared publishing package library for the OpenVibe publication products: Wiki, Blog, News, Reviews, Deals, Coupons and Trade. Its README says it is "code, never state".

What it provides

The package openvibe-publishing (CommonJS, Node 20 or later) gives the publication products one implementation of how they publish: immutable revisions with diff and revert, scheduling, taxonomy, citations, media and discussion references, the deterministic indexability gate, redirects, sitemaps and feeds, authorship and AI disclosure, Search documents, and server-rendered HTML. It also carries the shared ingest chassis (the OpenVibe.Sources client, a change cursor and a pull loop), the publication glue and, since 1.4.0, a search feed that puts a record product's pages in OpenVibe.Search. Each module is its own entry point, and each release is additive.

What it does not do

This repository has no runtime, no port, no domain, no database and no API of its own, and the README states it must never get one. It owns no state: each product keeps its publication state in its own database, and the stores use prefixed tables inside that product's database. It does not decide editorial rules, store comment content, or act as a notification, search or event runtime.

How it fits the network

All seven publication products pin v1.3.0, and all seven are public: OpenVibe.Wiki, OpenVibe.Blog, OpenVibe.News, OpenVibe.Reviews, OpenVibe.Deals, OpenVibe.Coupons and OpenVibe.Trade. Seven record products pin v1.4.0 for the search feed: OpenVibe.Work, OpenVibe.Rent, OpenVibe.Help, OpenVibe.Inventory, OpenVibe.Quest, OpenVibe.Food and OpenVibe.Host. Four modules call services with the product's own token: discussion calls OpenVibe.Community, ai calls OpenVibe.AI, media's verify reads OpenVibe.Media, and ingest reads OpenVibe.Sources. It builds the documents and envelopes that OpenVibe.Search and OpenVibe.Events consume.

Status

Alpha, at 1.4.0. Nothing is deployed from this repository: a release is a git tag, and products pin the tag's tarball. License: MIT.