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hello-prysmo
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A dummy API Gateway built with prysmo to allow clients to test communications and protocol.
A dummy API Gateway built with Prysmo to allow clients to test communications and protocol.
npm i -g hello-prysmo
hello-prysmo [-c path/to/conf/file.toml]
docker pull prysmo/hello-prysmo
docker run [-v /path/to/conf/file.toml:/etc/prysmo/conf.toml] hello-prysmo
If you have found any problems with Hello Prysmo, please:
~bug
.We will make sure to take a look when time allows us.
If you wish to have that awesome feature or have any advice for us, please:
~Proposal
.If you have spotted any enhancements to be made and is willing to get your hands dirty about it, fork us and submit your merge request so that we can collaborate effectively.
We have no formal way to receive any donation or alike, so if you happen to feel caring about us, we would be delighted to hear about you directly.
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A dummy API Gateway built with prysmo to allow clients to test communications and protocol.
We found that hello-prysmo 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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