bedrock-core 0.1.2

A modular Python application framework with manifest-driven module loading, lifecycle management, and contrib modules.

bedrock

bedrock is the runtime core of the Bedrock modular framework.

It provides manifest-driven module loading, lifecycle management, and first-party contrib modules for common capabilities.

Status

The core runtime is fully implemented and functional.

This package contains production-ready subsystems:

• Module registry with dependency resolution and lifecycle hooks
• Dependency injection container with singleton/transient/scoped lifetimes
• Hook system for structured call/response extension points (sync, async, robust)
• SQLAlchemy 2.0 database layer with Alembic migrations
• Cache system with memory and Redis backends
• Signal/event system (blinker-derived)
• Typer-based CLI for module and database management
• Comprehensive utility library (lazy loading, introspection, string helpers)

Installation

# With uv (recommended)
uv add bedrock-core

# With poetry
poetry add bedrock-core

# With pip
pip install bedrock-core

Quick Start

import bedrock

# Initialize the runtime (discovers and loads modules)
bedrock.setup()

# Access key singletons
from bedrock.module import apps          # ModuleRegistry
from bedrock.database import db          # DatabaseManager
from bedrock.contrib.cache import cache  # CacheService

Key Singletons

Singleton	Class	Import
apps	ModuleRegistry	from bedrock.module import apps
container	Container	from bedrock.di import container
hooks	HookRegistry	from bedrock.hooks import hooks
db	DatabaseManager	from bedrock.database import db
cache	CacheService	from bedrock.contrib.cache import cache

Module Structure

my_app/
├── __init__.py
├── manifest.yaml    # Module identity and dependencies
├── models.py        # SQLAlchemy models (optional)
├── entities.py      # Pydantic models for validation
├── service.py       # Business logic
├── exc.py           # Module exceptions
└── bootstrap.py     # Lifecycle hooks

Architecture

Bedrock is framework-agnostic by design. The core runtime has no HTTP dependencies and is usable in:

• API servers (FastAPI, Flask, etc.)
• Background workers (Celery, etc.)
• CLI tools
• Scripts and automation

For more details, see the documentation.