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It’s a personal project I’ve been working on.
Basically the data is moved around by things very slowly. It’s easy to integrate them into different systems. It’s like a very slow communication layer on top of everything else.
Any chance there is a repo for it? 🤩
Thanks 😊. Several, but still in development.
I’ve been working on this for some now; I’ll be talking about this more when I finish all the api.
the open-api inbound calls and db have been done for months. But it’s not a complete implementation in the code. However the spec was done a couple years ago and it has not changed, which means I’m probably going to keep that one.
I’m working on a testing platform where people can log in and try the library. I’m using that to test and finish.
Once I have actually finished, it will be public under the apache2 license. I’ll save this comment and let you know in a new community I will make in .ml for it