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Diseño de sistema

Documento de Diseño de Sistema, paquete de preparación para la auditoría, guías de ingeniería.

Documentación de ingeniería de la implementación de referencia al estilo de diseño de sistemas de IBM: requisitos, modelos de componentes y de datos, diagramas de secuencia, modelo operativo, controles de seguridad, rendimiento medido y trazabilidad desde el requisito hasta la prueba.

DocumentoLéase cuando se necesite
Documento de Diseño de Sistema (AREX-SDD-001)comprender todo el sistema y rastrear cualquier requisito hasta el código y las pruebas
Resumen de arquitectura (AREX-ARCH)explicar el diseño en una página
Preparación para la auditoría (AREX-AUD-001)delimitar y preparar una auditoría de seguridad
Desarrollo de hooks (AREX-HOOK)escribir, probar y registrar un hook
Primeros pasos, Desarrollo, Pruebas, Configuraciónpreparar, modificar, probar y configurar el repositorio
Estructura del proyectoencontrar dónde reside cada cosa

Documentos

AREX-SDD-001

A-REX Core — System Design Document

RFC 2119 keywords in this document are informative; the normative text is AREX SPEC. Identifiers: FR nn functional requirement, NFR nn non functional requirement, C nn constraint, CMP nn component, ADR nnn decision, INV

AREX-ARCH

A-REX Architecture — one-page summary

The full design — context, requirements, component model, data model, sequence diagrams, operational model, security controls, measured performance, decision records and the traceability matrix — is in SYSTEM DESIGN.md.

AREX-AUD-001

Audit Readiness Package

This document is what an external auditor receives on day one: scope, build instructions, invariants, threat model pointers, test coverage matrix, known limitations and the questions we want answered. It does not replace

AREX-HOOK

Writing an A-REX hook

A hook is the only extension point of an A REX Core token. If you can express a rule as "given this operation on this batch between these accounts, allow or return a code", it is a hook.

AREX-START

Getting started

Node.js 20 or 22 LTS and npm. Clone and install from the lockfile:

AREX-DEV

Development

See PROJECT STRUCTURE.md. In one line: standard/ and contracts/standard/ are the standard; contracts/reference/ is the reference implementation (token, attestations) with the demonstration hooks and extensions.

AREX-TEST

Testing

Use Node.js 20 or 22 LTS with npm; the committed package lock.json is the source of truth for dependency versions. Newer Node majors may print Hardhat support warnings.

AREX-CONF

Configuration

Keep secrets in a local .env (see .env.example) or a secret manager. Never commit keys.

AREX-STRUCT

Project structure

Nothing in contracts/standard/ imports anything else in the repository; hooks and extensions depend on the interfaces, never on ARexToken.