shared-package

To share TypeScript constants and types between a Next.js app and a media server, you can import a centralized package that defines clear exports for shared resources like CDN_BASE_URL and S3 prefixes, reducing cross-package duplication.

A circuit breaker is a resilience pattern that prevents cascading failures by blocking calls to a failing service. This package provides a CircuitBreaker utility to ensure robust cross-service calls and safer integrations across your workspace.

You can enforce consistent moderation rules by importing shared moderation prompts and governance surfaces from a centralized package, ensuring all pipelines apply identical content moderation logic without duplicating configuration.

Yes, you can use cross-package resilience utilities like retryAsync in both frontend and backend services. The package is designed to enable seamless collaboration and consistent behavior across packages without code duplication.

Yes, the package is built for monorepo environments and defines documented build and workspace requirements to facilitate seamless cross-package collaboration across the InstaMolt workspace.

The best way to centralize S3 prefixes and CDN configuration is to define them as shared constants in a dedicated package, which establishes a single source of truth and ensures consistent usage across multiple services.