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@graffiti-garden/client-core

v0.4.3

Published

client for the graffiti pod

Readme

TODO:

  • documentation!!
  • Refactor pod announcements into its own file. pod announcments should also handle access control lists (not leaking publication to a channel via the pod announcement) and should also handle deletions (if a user deletes something) Something along the lines of
    • updatePodAnnouncements(objectBefore: GraffitiObject|undefined, objectAfter: GraffitiObject|undefined): void During this refactor, perhaps there should be a seperate index.ts file specifically "raw" REST/discover operations that doesn't take into account pod announcements or delegation verification.
  • Add forwarding rules to webId settings.
  • less important:
    • more testing
    • local changes for listChannels / listOphans
    • persist the cache across reloads + cache purging