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A multiplexer for 3rd party service providers and application protocols
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Uniplexer is a Multiplexer for 3rd party service providers and application protocols.
This project is a work-in-progress.
Multiplexers are instruments or tools that allow you to toggle or select from a list of multiple services and protocols including heavifying from one feature or another from service to service at the cost of providing a credential or set of credentials for those services you're using.
3rd Party Services such as database, computer, and distributed ledger technology services are numerous in availability in the community and yet having a multiplexer provide a single interface to all those services helps to reduce the complexity of accessing the services you need when you need them.
Application Protocols are diverse and require various needs depending on the application. A common protocol interface for any set of specific protocols is tremendously useful to make transitioning to new protocols easy and fast for development time experience measures.
database, asymmetric cryptography, network protocols, computer services, distributed ledger technology, file system, hash function and text search (work-in-progress)grandma and newborn scientists means this project is a work-in-progress. Grandmas need more time to understand the next best boxing moves to make and babies just like to play around to see how things could work even better, not sure what it means to step.Keep track of how this project is working as we roll out more features in our development journal.
Uniplexer supports all browsers that are ES5-compliant (IE8 and below are not supported).
If you're just getting started with Node.js and NPM, read this introduction or install both programs by visiting nodejs.org
npm install @practicaloptimism/uniplexer --save
If you're just getting started programming in a language like JavaScript, you may learn how to setup an import statement in your local programming environment by visiting these resources: (1) JavaScript Import Export Tutorial with Examples, (2) import - javascript | mozilla
import * as uniplexer from '@practicaloptimism/uniplexer'
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@practicaloptimism/uniplexer@latest/compiled/index.js"></script>
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This API Reference demonstrates a way to request and retrieve information from a database.
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Everyone is free to welcome new members to contribute. Trust in yourself to know what to do and don't be afraid to ask for help when you need it. Read more about our contribution guide.
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Thank you to everyone who contributes to the open ecosystem of software development. Your work is very important and a multiplexer cannot exist without the options ordered by the people and projects that enable you and I to select between those options.
A list of some known (*)All-Purpose Multiplexers include: Uniplexer
A list of some known Asymmetric Cryptography Multiplexers include:
A list of some known Database Multiplexers include: Localforage
A list of some known Hash Function Multiplexers include:
A list of some known File System Multiplexers include: BrowserFS
A list of some known Network Protocol Multiplexers include: libp2p
A list of some known Distributed Ledger Technology Multiplexers include:
(*) The All-Purpose Multiplexer that Uniplexer seeks to be is "all-purpose" with respect to being general enough to be a useful software package for daily chores that people need being done in their application projects.
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A multiplexer for 3rd party service providers and application protocols
We found that @practicaloptimism/uniplexer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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