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User |
SHA256 |
-r4 (utxorpc-0.0.5.1-r4) |
2024-06-11T18:27:58Z |
dMayhew |
28f97bc8424705de7f0111259bb71115ae74f956c53f1f191bed8daed68be76b
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Changed description
from [UTxO RPC](https://utxorpc.org/) (u5c for short) is an interface tailored for interactions with UTxO-based blockchains, prioritizing performance and developer experience. By providing a common contract, a range of SDKs, and thorough documentation, UTxO RPC aims to facilitate:
* Reusability: Enabling shared components that can be reused across different projects to simplify the integration effort.
* Interoperability: A common interface to simplify integrations between different parties and avoid the common pitfall of vendor lock-in.
* Performance: A serialized binary format which is compact and efficient, resulting in smaller message sizes and reduced network overhead compared to its JSON counterpart
Please note that this package only contains the generated Haskell code from the u5c specification. To write a u5c implementation, please see the [client](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-client) or [server](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-server) SDK.
For documentation on the specification, see [https://utxorpc.org](https://utxorpc.org/).
to [UTxO RPC](https://utxorpc.org/) (u5c for short) is an interface tailored for interactions with UTxO-based blockchains, prioritizing performance and developer experience. By providing a common contract, a range of SDKs, and thorough documentation, UTxO RPC aims to facilitate:
* Reusability: Enabling shared components that can be reused across different projects to simplify the integration effort.
* Interoperability: A common interface to simplify integrations between different parties and avoid the common pitfall of vendor lock-in.
* Performance: A serialized binary format which is compact and efficient, resulting in smaller message sizes and reduced network overhead compared to its JSON counterpart
Please note that this package only contains the generated Haskell code from the u5c specification. To write a u5c implementation, please see the [client](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-client) or [server](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-server) SDK.
For documentation on the specification, see https://utxorpc.org.
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-r3 (utxorpc-0.0.5.1-r3) |
2024-06-11T18:27:23Z |
dMayhew |
54d6dbb3b20542041b31d991d7aec88a34142a99f25e1a6b04b601910dd8b781
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Changed description
from [UTxO RPC](https://utxorpc.org/) (u5c for short) is an interface tailored for interactions with UTxO-based blockchains, prioritizing performance and developer experience. By providing a common contract, a range of SDKs, and thorough documentation, UTxO RPC aims to facilitate:
* Reusability: Enabling shared components that can be reused across different projects to simplify the integration effort.
* Interoperability: A common interface to simplify integrations between different parties and avoid the common pitfall of vendor lock-in.
* Performance: A serialized binary format which is compact and efficient, resulting in smaller message sizes and reduced network overhead compared to its JSON counterpart
Please note that this package only contains the generated Haskell code from the u5c specification. To write a u5c implementation, please see the [client](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-client) or [server](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-server) SDK.
to [UTxO RPC](https://utxorpc.org/) (u5c for short) is an interface tailored for interactions with UTxO-based blockchains, prioritizing performance and developer experience. By providing a common contract, a range of SDKs, and thorough documentation, UTxO RPC aims to facilitate:
* Reusability: Enabling shared components that can be reused across different projects to simplify the integration effort.
* Interoperability: A common interface to simplify integrations between different parties and avoid the common pitfall of vendor lock-in.
* Performance: A serialized binary format which is compact and efficient, resulting in smaller message sizes and reduced network overhead compared to its JSON counterpart
Please note that this package only contains the generated Haskell code from the u5c specification. To write a u5c implementation, please see the [client](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-client) or [server](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-server) SDK.
For documentation on the specification, see [https://utxorpc.org](https://utxorpc.org/).
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-r2 (utxorpc-0.0.5.1-r2) |
2024-06-11T17:00:12Z |
dMayhew |
8695f332a853cf0a85fc8ddc746dc25982c2d742f55526482384e2ab47ca572b
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Changed description
from [UTxO](https://utxorpc.org/) RPC (u5c for short) is an interface tailored for interactions with UTxO-based blockchains, prioritizing performance and developer experience. By providing a common contract, a range of SDKs, and thorough documentation, UTxO RPC aims to facilitate:
* Reusability: Enabling shared components that can be reused across different projects to simplify the integration effort.
* Interoperability: A common interface to simplify integrations between different parties and avoid the common pitfall of vendor lock-in.
* Performance: A serialized binary format which is compact and efficient, resulting in smaller message sizes and reduced network overhead compared to its JSON counterpart
Please note that this package only contains the generated Haskell code from the u5c specification. To write a u5c implementation, please see the [client](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-client) or [server](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-server) SDK.
to [UTxO RPC](https://utxorpc.org/) (u5c for short) is an interface tailored for interactions with UTxO-based blockchains, prioritizing performance and developer experience. By providing a common contract, a range of SDKs, and thorough documentation, UTxO RPC aims to facilitate:
* Reusability: Enabling shared components that can be reused across different projects to simplify the integration effort.
* Interoperability: A common interface to simplify integrations between different parties and avoid the common pitfall of vendor lock-in.
* Performance: A serialized binary format which is compact and efficient, resulting in smaller message sizes and reduced network overhead compared to its JSON counterpart
Please note that this package only contains the generated Haskell code from the u5c specification. To write a u5c implementation, please see the [client](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-client) or [server](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-server) SDK.
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-r1 (utxorpc-0.0.5.1-r1) |
2024-06-11T16:59:35Z |
dMayhew |
85df775e3283bbcee79bd00e863b4bdeba5a950571f24df9cac6ee69695f446f
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Changed synopsis
from A gRPC interface for UTxO Blockchains
to Generated code for a gRPC interface for UTxO Blockchains Changed description
from [UTxO]((https://utxorpc.org/) RPC (u5c for short) is an interface tailored for interactions with UTxO-based blockchains, prioritizing performance and developer experience. By providing a common contract, a range of SDKs, and thorough documentation, UTxO RPC aims to facilitate:
* Reusability: Enabling shared components that can be reused across different projects to simplify the integration effort.
* Interoperability: A common interface to simplify integrations between different parties and avoid the common pitfall of vendor lock-in.
* Performance: A serialized binary format which is compact and efficient, resulting in smaller message sizes and reduced network overhead compared to its JSON counterpart
Please note that UTxO RPC is just a specification of an interface between agents and the blockchain, it doesn't provide any concrete client / provider implementations. The primary purpose of u5c is to define a set of standardized methods, data structures, and communication patterns.
to [UTxO](https://utxorpc.org/) RPC (u5c for short) is an interface tailored for interactions with UTxO-based blockchains, prioritizing performance and developer experience. By providing a common contract, a range of SDKs, and thorough documentation, UTxO RPC aims to facilitate:
* Reusability: Enabling shared components that can be reused across different projects to simplify the integration effort.
* Interoperability: A common interface to simplify integrations between different parties and avoid the common pitfall of vendor lock-in.
* Performance: A serialized binary format which is compact and efficient, resulting in smaller message sizes and reduced network overhead compared to its JSON counterpart
Please note that this package only contains the generated Haskell code from the u5c specification. To write a u5c implementation, please see the [client](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-client) or [server](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/utxorpc-server) SDK.
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-r0 (utxorpc-0.0.5.1-r0) |
2024-04-26T19:21:31Z |
txpipe |
60b10d1258961a85e8b4a0a350b7fc3428c039f7b08f3eef75634cdc0b4b06e9
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