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ad4m-executor-test
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Node.js package that allows the running/interfacing of AD4M Languages & Perspectives.
AD4M (Agent-Centric Distributed Application Meta-Ontology) is an abstract interface definition that tries to distill the quintessence of agent-centric software architecture such that applications can choose to become interoprable by building components congruent to this interface. It introduces a simple and powerful ontology consisting of three entities
See the AD4M repository for a more detailed description as well as TypeScript classes and interfaces.
Using this as the local back-end / middleware, all that's left to do in order to build an AD4M based / compatible application is writing a UI that connects to this AD4M executor via it's GraphQL interface and potentially adding custom AD4M Languages. See Perspect3ve for a working example.
So this package can be used for starting an AD4M node.js runtime.
main.js
will listen for calls from the host on the event init
. Upon receiving this event it will spawn the AD4M runtime; this runtime is interfaced with and managed via a locally running graphql server. Information on the topology of this server can be found here.
More information about the AD4M ontology and scope can be found here.
npm i
npm run build
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Node.js package that allows the running/interfacing of AD4M Languages & Perspectives.
The npm package ad4m-executor-test receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, ad4m-executor-test popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ad4m-executor-test 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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