Rabbit

Rabbit Framework for sending outbound messages to Unity members. Rabbit is the contracts plugin: it defines the messaging interfaces, value objects, a shared HTTP transport, capabilities, and the high-level MemberMessenger helper. An implementation plugin (e.g. WhatsApp) binds a concrete driver against the contract. Rabbit does nothing visible on its own — it never talks to a provider. It only defines the shape every driver must satisfy and the glue that turns a Unity member into a sent message (recording each send in Scrutiny's GDPR audit log). Architecture Rabbit boots on unity/loaded, registers its services into Unity's shared container, and fires rabbit/loaded so driver plugins can bind their concrete MessageService. It hard-requires Unity (member data) and Scrutiny (audit log). Key components | Class | Responsibility | |---|---| | Rabbit\Messaging\Interfaces\MessageService | The driver contract: send(Message): MessageResult, testConnection(): bool. | | Rabbit\Messaging\Interfaces\MessagingException | Common throwable for driver failures. | | Rabbit\Messaging\Models\Message | Immutable text/template message. Message::text(), Message::template(). | | Rabbit\Messaging\Model