This repository contains draft standards of Uniform Resource Locators for the Fidonet Global Hypertext Interface project.
The FidoURL.txt file is the English version of the draft.
The FidoURL.rus.txt file is the Russian version of the draft. This version is provided in UTF-8 (for the diffs to look reasonably good on GitHub and other git tools) and thus should be converted to CP866 encoding (common in Russian Fidonet) before posting to Fidonet.
This repository does also contain some JavaScript code as a proof of concept and a reference implementation.
Both drafts are “nightly builds” of 0.5pre version, dated 8 Apr 2010 (and after that date any regular updating of the 0.5pre drafts was abandoned).
The JavaScript code is currently outdated (it does not support even v0.4 features). Its upgrade is planned.
Distribution of the FGHI URL standards is unlimited (see section 1), provided that the text is not altered without notice.
The JavaScript code is MIT-licensed.
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The npm package fghi-url receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, fghi-url popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fghi-url 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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