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Partial implementation for Common Interop API.
Plexus Interop based on Metadata, so each application interracting via Common API should still be defined in metatada.
peer.invoke('close-market-order', { orderId });
should be defined in metadata by action provider as following:
application ProviderApplication {
provides OrderService {
CloseMarketOrder [(provided_method_alias) = "close-market-order" ];
}
}
const peer = await window.platform.connect('web-trader-client');
should be mapped via custom option like this:
application WebTraderClient {
option (app_alias) = "web-trader-client";
}
API is implemented partially, all other methods raise Method not implemented
error. Available features can be checked via feature flags API. Here is the list of supported functionality:
InvokeMethod
SubscribeStream
RegisterMethodOnConnect
RegisterStreamOnConnect
DiscoverMethods
DiscoverStreams
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Common API implementation
We found that @plexus-interop/common-api-impl 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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