streamr-data-api
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An essential service of the Streamr cloud architecture responsible for inbound and outbound data to/from Streamr cloud. Provides HTTP and WebSocket APIs for producing data to and listening to data from Streamr. All external and 3rd party data communicatio
An essential service of the Streamr cloud architecture responsible for inbound and outbound data to/from Streamr cloud. Provides HTTP and WebSocket APIs for producing data to and listening to data from Streamr. All external and 3rd party data communication with Streamr flows through this service.
Project uses npm for package management.
npm installnpm testIn most cases, you will want to run this service as a pre-built Docker image. See https://github.com/streamr-dev/streamr-docker-dev for more information on how to run the Streamr cloud architecture.
If you are developing this service in particular, or are otherwise inclined, you can run this service with npm run.
A Docker image is automatically built and pushed to DockerHub when commits
are pushed to branch master.
Currently project has no CI system configured nor are any packages published to npmjs.com.
For production version refer to https://www.streamr.com/help/api#datainput and https://www.streamr.com/help/api#dataoutput.
Otherwise see APIDOC.md.
Internal messaging protocol is described in PROTOCOL.md.
This software is open source, and dual licensed under AGPLv3 and an enterprise-friendly commercial license.
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An essential service of the Streamr cloud architecture responsible for inbound and outbound data to/from Streamr cloud. Provides HTTP and WebSocket APIs for producing data to and listening to data from Streamr. All external and 3rd party data communicatio
We found that streamr-data-api 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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