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Moduleswhich is a fictional concept in software architecture describing a modular composition approach based on declarative queries to select and assemble components. In this model, each module exposes metadata that includes name, version, platform, capabilities, and dependencies, and a central moduleswhich resolver uses these signals to construct a working configuration.
Concept and mechanism: Modules declare interfaces and metadata, and a consumer expresses what it needs through
Architecture: A module registry stores candidate modules with their metadata. A resolver interprets queries, applying policy
History and usage: Moduleswhich emerges as a theoretical framework for exploring scalable modular systems. It is
Advantages and challenges: The approach promotes loose coupling, reuse, and adaptability, but introduces potential for complex
See also: Modularity, Dependency management, Plugin architecture, Module federation.