Modultyp
Modultyp is a term used in German-speaking contexts to denote a classification or specification of a modular component. It describes the generic characteristics, interface and behavior of modules within a system, serving as a blueprint that enables reuse, interchangeability and scalable composition. A Modultyp defines what a module can do (its responsibilities), how it communicates with other parts of the system (its interface), and under what constraints it operates (data models, lifecycle, performance and safety requirements).
In software engineering, a modultyp specifies the function set, input and output types, error handling, configuration
Examples of modultyp usage include a logging module type that prescribes a standardized logging interface, an
Relations to other concepts include interface contracts, plug-in architectures, and factory or dependency injection patterns. The