Cada paso deja huella / Each step leaves a mark
Generalizing and homogenizing freelance work across projects. Instead of setting up different environments, testing approaches, and connector patterns for each client, Soleprint provides a consistent framework. Build once, reuse everywhere.
When working with large corps where you can't access their Jira, Slack, payment systems, or internal APIs directly - Soleprint's shunts let you mock those systems locally. Test against fake MercadoPago, fake Jira tickets, fake webhooks without needing real credentials.
Figure out what tests to write by actually running flows in a controlled environment. BDD -> Gherkin -> Tests workflow. Instead of guessing what to test, you explore the actual behavior first, document it, then generate tests from that documentation.
The four systems that make up Soleprint.
How connectors evolve from simple to complex.
| Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Vein | Stateless API connector | Jira, Slack, Google |
| Shunt | Fake connector for testing | MercadoPago mock |
| Pulse | Vein + Room + Depot | Jira for AMAR project |
| Plexus | Full app (backend + frontend + DB) | WhatsApp with chat UI |
How source is built into runnable instances.
| Command | Output |
|---|---|
python build.py dev |
gen/standalone/ |
python build.py dev --cfg amar |
gen/amar/ |
python build.py dev --all |
both |
How rooms are configured in cfg/.