@plurid/opject-server

v0.0.0-1

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4 years ago

Server for Object Passing

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About

opject is a specification and implementation for passing objects through the network.

An object is a self-contained piece of code.

The passing of the object through the network is obtained in 2 steps:

a registered object is requested by the opject client from the opject server;
the opject client instantiates or runs in a virtual machine the received object.

opject has clients for

The opject server can serve any kind of object. However, depending on the preferred language, a specific opject server can be used for

The opject registry grants extended functionality through a web interface. The registry can be self-hosted or cloud-hosted.

Install

Install using

npm install @plurid/opject-server

yarn add @plurid/opject-server

Install the peer dependencies

@plurid/deon @plurid/plurid-functions express body-parser crypto

Usage

A simple opject server will only require passing a verifyToken function and starting the server.

import OpjectServer from '@plurid/opject-server';


const opjectServer = new OpjectServer({
    verifyToken: async (
        token,
    ) => {
        if (token === '__TESTS__') {
            return true;
        }

        return false;
    },
});

const PORT = 7766;


opjectServer.start(PORT);

The opject server will use the local filesystem for storing data.

Custom functions can be passed to the opject server to implement any kind of logic handling following the interfaces

export type VerifyToken = (
    token: string,
) => Promise<boolean>;

export type GetObject = (
    id: string,
) => Promise<string | undefined>;

export type GetMetadata = (
    id: string,
) => Promise<OpjectMetadata | undefined>;

export type RegisterObject = (
    id: string,
    data: string,
) => Promise<boolean>;

export type RegisterMetadata = (
    id: string,
    data: OpjectMetadata,
) => Promise<boolean>;

export type RemoveObject = (
    id: string,
) => Promise<boolean>;

export interface OpjectServerConfiguration {
    verifyToken: VerifyToken;
    getObject?: GetObject;
    getMetadata?: GetMetadata;
    registerObject?: RegisterObject;
    registerMetadata?: RegisterMetadata;
    removeObject?: RemoveObject;
    options?: OpjectServerPartialOptions;
}