How does a developer extend or fork the platform (Clean Architecture, documented API)?

Because Okommerce is self-hosted with source access and built on Clean Architecture, a developer can extend or fork it cleanly: business logic lives in the Domain/Application layers, implementations in Infrastructure, and UI in Web, so changes are localized to the right layer. New services, providers, or UI can be added without disturbing the core, and the inward-pointing…

Because Okommerce is self-hosted with source access and built on Clean Architecture, a developer can extend or fork it cleanly: business logic lives in the Domain/Application layers, implementations in Infrastructure, and UI in Web, so changes are localized to the right layer. New services, providers, or UI can be added without disturbing the core, and the inward-pointing dependencies keep the model stable. Combined with the API surface, this makes the platform genuinely extensible rather than a closed box — you own and can evolve the code.