LexOrbital – Module Template

Official template for creating standardized, compliant, and autonomous LexOrbital modules.

This repository defines the canonical structure, tooling, and conventions required for any module that integrates into the LexOrbital Station (Core + Rings + Modules ecosystem).

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🚀 Quick Start

1. Use this template → Click Use this template on GitHub
2. Install dependencies → pnpm install
3. Customize the manifest → Edit lexorbital.module.json with your module info
4. Validate your setup → pnpm test:manifest
5. Read the docs → See docs/ for complete documentation

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📚 Documentation

All detailed information is available in the docs/ directory:

• Quick Start — Installation and first steps
• Template Structure — Project organization
• Module Manifest — Understanding lexorbital.module.json
• Development Rules — Mandatory conventions
• Tests and Quality — Testing best practices
• CI/CD Workflow — Continuous integration setup
• Semantic Versioning — Semantic versioning guidelines
• Integration Guide — How modules integrate with LexOrbital Core
• Sources — References and resources
• Appendix : Manifest Validation — JSON Schema validation

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🛸 Philosophy

"Modules are vessels — autonomous, replaceable, orbiting a stable core."

LexOrbital modules are conceived as vessels — autonomous, replaceable, bound by shared contracts, minimal, secure, and orbiting a law-driven core.

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📝 License

MIT

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🤝 Contributing

Before contributing, please read:

• CONTRIBUTING.md
• CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
• SECURITY.md

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Thank you for contributing to LexOrbital and helping build a modular, compliant, and elegant architecture.