Introduction
A middleware layer focused on simplifying heterogeneous data from different sources
🌟 Unify Protocol: Solve Data Heterogeneity
Unify is a protocol focused on entity-first abstraction, aimed at resolving same-domain, cross-source complexity 🧭. Developers define unified entity models to seamlessly abstract over diverse implementations (APIs, protocols, schemas).
🎮 Playground
🌐 Why Unify?
Kills switch-case hell in multi-protocol apps 🧹
- Frontend works with clean abstractions
- backend freely extends supported sources.
Features
- 1️⃣ Entity-Driven API → Call
repo().findOne()to abstract away backend differences (schema, protocol, source). - 2️⃣ Plug-and-Play Sources → Switch implementation via
source:"evm"/"solana"— same interface, no logic rewrite. - 3️⃣ Data Standardization → Protocol-agnostic outputs via entity contracts (e.g., unify EVM hex and Solana base58 addresses).
Use Case Example
Query balance for an EVM and a Solana wallet — same code pattern, different source:
repo<WalletEntity>({ entity: "wallet", source: "evm" }).findOne({ where: { address: "0x..." } });
repo<WalletEntity>({ entity: "wallet", source: "solana" }).findOne({ where: { address: "1111..." } });
repo<NFT>({ entity: "nft", source: "ethereum" }).findMany({ where: { owner: "0x..." } });
repo<NFT>({ entity: "nft", source: "polygon" }).findMany({ where: { owner: "0x..." } });Legacy vs. modern systems
repo<User>({ source: "legacy-api" }).findMany() // legacy system
repo<User>({ source: "v2-graphql" }).findMany() // new serviceDevice Agnostic IoT
repo<SensorData>({ source: "mqtt" }).create({...});
repo<SensorData>({ source: "http-api" }).create({...}}); // Query events from Datadog
repo<LogEntry>({ entity: "event", source: "datadog" }).find({ where: { type: "error", timestamp: { gte: "..." } } });
// Query user actions from Mixpanel
repo<LogEntry>({ entity: "userAction", source: "mixpanel" }).find({ where: { userId: "user-x", eventName: "login" } });
// Query system metrics from Prometheus
repo<Metric>({ entity: "metric", source: "prometheus" }).find({ where: { name: "cpu_usage", host: "server-a" } });