@comunica/core
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The core framework of Comunica, which consists of a actors, buses, and mediators.
Click here to learn more about this core architecture.
This module is part of the Comunica framework, and should only be used by developers that want to build their own query engine.
Click here if you just want to query with Comunica.
$ yarn add @comunica/core
Actor: An actor can act on messages of certain types and provide output of a certain type.Bus: A publish-subscribe bus for sending actions to actors to test whether or not they can run an action.Mediator: A mediator can mediate an action over a bus of actors.ActionObserver: An ActionObserver can passively listen to Actor.run inputs and outputs for all actors on a certain bus.BusIndexed: A bus that indexes identified actors, so that actions with a corresponding identifier can be published more efficiently.Logger: A logger accepts messages from different levels and emits them in a certain way.ActionContext: Implementation of IActionContext using Immutable.js.TestResult])(https://comunica.github.io/comunica/classes/_comunica_core.TestResult.html): A test result represents the result of an actor test that can either be passed or failed.FAQs
Lightweight, semantic and modular actor framework
The npm package @comunica/core receives a total of 23,189 weekly downloads. As such, @comunica/core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @comunica/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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