interfacelayer
An interfacelayer, in the context of software and systems architecture, refers to a component or set of components responsible for facilitating communication and interaction between two or more distinct entities. These entities could be different software applications, different modules within a single application, or even hardware and software. The primary purpose of an interfacelayer is to abstract away the complexities of the underlying systems, allowing them to interact without needing to understand each other's internal workings.
This layer acts as a mediator, translating requests and data formats from one system into a format
Common examples of interfacelayers include application programming interfaces (APIs), which allow different software programs to communicate,