@decaf-ts/integrations 0.4.0 → 0.4.1-0

package/README.md

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 # Decaf Integrations
 
-`@decaf-ts/integrations` centralizes reusable helpers for Keycloak, Kibana, and Nest-style auth.
+`@decaf-ts/integrations` centralizes reusable helpers for Keycloak, Kibana, Nest-style auth, and org-based authorization scaffolding.
 
 ## Exports
 
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 - `@decaf-ts/integrations/keycloak`
 - `@decaf-ts/integrations/kibana`
 - `@decaf-ts/integrations/nest`
+- `@decaf-ts/integrations/namespaces`
+- `@decaf-ts/integrations/loader`
+- `@decaf-ts/integrations/plugins`
+- `@decaf-ts/integrations/plugins/kibana`
+- `@decaf-ts/integrations/plugins/superset`
 
 ## Included Modules
 
 - Keycloak provisioning helpers for realms, users, roles, identity providers, and client-scoped role wiring.
-- Kibana provisioning helpers for spaces, data views, dashboards, and realm-specific access control.
-- Nest-style JWT helpers for extracting Keycloak roles and user context from access tokens.
+- Kibana provisioning helpers for spaces, data views, dashboards, and realm-specific access control, including a fluent `KibanaIndexBuilder` (Builder Pattern) for constructing index pattern configurations with exact match, prefix/glob, and logger-generated matching modes.
+- Nest-style JWT helpers for extracting Keycloak roles, namespace scopes, and user context from access tokens, plus the `namespace(...)` model decorator for auth-scoped metadata.
+- Org-based authorization scaffolds for tenants, org units, principals, roles, permissions, grants, effective permissions, storage bindings, and authorization payload filters.
+- Dynamic object-loading helpers for models, adapters, repositories, services, controllers, environment objects, Angular components, and graph nodes.
+- BI dashboard embed plugins (Kibana + Superset) with a shared DOM-free `DashboardEmbedPlugin` contract. The Kibana plugin is generated source + installer; the Superset plugin is a patch-and-build strategy that modifies Superset's internal embedded frontend and SDK source. Both expose the exact same API and are org-agnostic (no space switching).
 
 ## Notes