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ghostos

v0.2.32

Published

A reference LEAF graph parser implementation used by leafgon.com

Readme

ghostos

A reference LEAF parser implementation used by leafgon.com

Canonical LEAFlisp node data

The standard leaflisp scaffold always includes leaf.object, initialized to null. Graph mutation clients must preserve that field alongside leaf.logic.args.lispexpression; Leaf Server materializes its value from the expression when the node has no incoming data-edge connection.

Node setup

npm i ghostos

getting graph data from leafgon.com

gq https://www.leafgon.com/qmgraphql -q 'query {graph: getGraph(domain: "breezyforest", appid: "testbed", filter: {}) {domain appid nodes {uuid leafnodetype out_edges {uuid source {uuid} target {uuid} data} data} edges { uuid source {uuid} target {uuid} } }}' > ./tests/breezyforest-testbed.json

Override Endpoint URIs

You can override the default GraphQL URIs at runtime:

import { setLEAFgqlEndpoints, initializeLEAFlakeGQLClient } from "ghostos/core";

setLEAFgqlEndpoints({
  endpoint_subs: "https://example.com/sgraphql",
  websocket_subs: "wss://example.com/sgraphql",
  endpoint_qm: "https://example.com/qmgraphql",
});

initializeLEAFlakeGQLClient({
  _clientConfig: {
    dburi_subs: "https://example.com/sgraphql",
    dburi_subs_ws: "wss://example.com/sgraphql",
    dburi_qm: "https://example.com/qmgraphql",
  },
});

GitHub-hosted leafgraphs

Leafgraphs can be loaded from GitHub raw JSON by using github as the domain and a repo filepath as the appid.

Format:

  • github/<github-user>/<repo>/<path>
  • github/<github-user>/<repo>@<ref>/<path> (optional ref, default main)
  • github/<github-user>/<repo>/<path>?token=<some token>

Example:

  • github/leafgon/leafgraphs/tests/breezyforest-testbed
  • github/leafgon/leafgraphs@dev/tests/breezyforest-testbed
  • github/leafgon/leafgraphs/tests/breezyforest-testbed?token=abc123

See docs/github-leafgraphs.md for end-user documentation.

Leafgon-hosted leafgraphs

See docs/leafgon-leafgraphs.md for end-user documentation.