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@liteflow/api
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This library responsible for the communication with the MESG Engine API. It handles the conversion of the data to protobuf messages sent to the GRPC server providing functions with promises for unary calls and event emitters for the different streams that
This library responsible for the communication with the MESG Engine API. It handles the conversion of the data to protobuf messages sent to the GRPC server providing functions with promises for unary calls and event emitters for the different streams that are available in the API.
npm install @liteflow/api
const API = require('@liteflow/api')
const api = new API('http://localhost:1317')
You can now use the following modules from the API with one of the following:
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This library responsible for the communication with the MESG Engine API. It handles the conversion of the data to protobuf messages sent to the GRPC server providing functions with promises for unary calls and event emitters for the different streams that
We found that @liteflow/api 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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