Integration Points
The MNKY VERSE Integration Architecture
Core Integration Types
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Event Streaming
Real-time event streams that enable reactive integrations and data synchronization.
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Webhook System
Configurable webhooks that trigger on specific events and send data to external endpoints.
Platform Integration Points
- E-commerce Integration
- Content Integration
- Development Integration
Shopify Integration
A comprehensive integration with Shopify powers our e-commerce capabilities, enabling seamless product management, order processing, and customer data synchronization.
- Product catalog synchronization
- Order management integration
- Customer profile unification
- Custom product creation
- Product API
- Order API
- Customer API
- Custom Fragrance API
API Gateway
API Gateway Architecture
The MNKY VERSE API Gateway provides a unified entry point for all API requests, with features for authentication, rate limiting, logging, and routing.
Key Capabilities
- Authentication and authorization
- Rate limiting and throttling
- Request/response transformation
- Logging and monitoring
- Service discovery
- Caching
- API versioning
📘See API Reference for complete documentation
Event-Driven Architecture
Event Types
Core event categories in the platform
- User events (login, registration, preferences)
- Order events (created, updated, fulfilled)
- Product events (created, updated, inventory)
- Content events (published, updated, archived)
- System events (alerts, notifications, status)
Event Delivery
How events are distributed
- Real-time WebSocket streams
- Message queues for asynchronous processing
- Event batching for high-volume scenarios
- Retry mechanisms for reliability
- Dead letter queues for failed events
Subscription Management
Controlling event subscriptions
- Topic-based subscriptions
- Filtered subscriptions
- Temporary subscriptions
- Batch size configuration
- Delivery preference management
Integration Patterns
Common event integration patterns
- Event sourcing
- CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation)
- Saga pattern for distributed transactions
- Event replay capabilities
- Outbox pattern for guaranteed delivery
Webhook System
Webhook Configuration
Webhook Configuration
How to set up and manage webhooks
- Webhook creation and registration
- Event type selection
- Endpoint URL configuration
- Authentication settings
- Format selection (JSON, XML)
- Failure handling preferences
Event Types
Event Types
Available events for webhook triggers
- User events (registration, login, profile update)
- Order events (creation, status change, fulfillment)
- Product events (creation, update, inventory change)
- Content events (publication, update, archival)
- System events (alerts, status changes)
Security Considerations
Security Considerations
Securing webhook integrations
- Secret key validation
- Payload signing
- IP whitelisting
- Rate limiting
- Timeout settings
- Error handling
Testing and Debugging
Testing and Debugging
Tools for webhook development
- Webhook tester interface
- Event simulation
- Delivery logs
- Debugging tools
- Payload inspection
- Retry capabilities
Third-Party Integrations
Payment Processing
Email Service
Shipping
Workflow Automation
Database
Deployment
AI Services
AnalyticsImplementation Guidelines
For Platform Consumers
- Review API documentation before implementation
- Use appropriate authentication methods for your use case
- Implement proper error handling for resilience
- Consider rate limits in high-volume scenarios
- Test webhooks thoroughly before production use
- Monitor integration health in production
For Platform Contributors
- Follow API design guidelines for consistency
- Provide comprehensive documentation
- Include examples for common use cases
- Support versioning for breaking changes
- Implement robust error handling
- Add appropriate logging for supportability