@cocalc/backend
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CoCalc backend functionality: functionality used by either the hub, the next.js server or the project.
CoCalc code shared across all types of backend node.js code:
Put code here that tends to get used by a range of node.js server packages. Thus this is similar to @cocalc/util, but for code that is node.js only (e.g., our password hash algorithm and code for spawning subprocesses). Also, we put code here to establish common definitions across the project, hub, next, etc., for example the basePath and the debug-based logging.
This package does NOT depend on @cocalc/database. General code that involves queries to our postgreSQL database of course wouldn't be used by @cocalc/project and don't belong here. Put them in @cocalc/server.
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CoCalc backend functionality: functionality used by either the hub, the next.js server or the project.
We found that @cocalc/backend demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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