system-extension

You can extend core modules without forking by using UMES to add fields, enrich API responses, intercept routes, and inject UI components. This approach allows seamless cross-module data and UI wiring while keeping the original source untouched.

The UMES Triad Pattern is a method to wire extensions into target modules by coordinating a new field on a related entity, adding a global menu item, and enforcing domain events synchronization. It requires implementing enrichers, API interceptors, and event subscribers.

Yes, you can intercept API routes and block mutations by implementing API interceptors and mutation guards per the extension contracts. This allows you to validate changes and react to domain events without modifying the core module source.

To add enriched columns and enable server filters, create a minimal enrichers, widget, and injection trio, then run yarn generate. This wires the extension into the target module, mapping enriched data and enabling server-side filtering.

No, UI component replacement does not require modifying the original module. UMES handles replacing UI components and injecting menu items directly through extension contracts, avoiding any changes to the core source code.

UMES requires implementing enrichers, API interceptors, mutation guards, and event subscribers strictly per documented extension contracts. Complex cross-module UI wiring scenarios demand careful adherence to these structural contracts to ensure proper module integration.