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#53 in #task-manager
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ok, I'm going to abandon the hypercortex thing for now:
- pin is the only other thing it uses, and that's better done as a set of shell scripts and a few text files
- all the other things I wanted are actually already handled with my personal server, what's really the point
- the whole hypercortex thing was probably feature creep from the begining
architecture
Apps will interface with the tasks through the engine, applying queries, running mutations and getting results
Task
s will be simple structs that can respond with bool
to Queries
and update themselves with Mutations
Notes
The Engine needs to be aware of every task so that it can statelessly defined the minimum needed id prefix to uniquly identify a Task
. For this reason there's no real reason to implement it as a full iterator. it can still output an itterator once it's done though...
The uniq id prefix thing is a platform specific issue, it should be handled by the cli, not the engine. The engine doesn't need to produce a vector because of IDs, it need to produce it because of sorting
Dependencies
~5–7.5MB
~132K SLoC