RASL implementation (Express, URL, Fetch)
@dasl/tiles - npmx
All-purpose web tiles library (meta-package re-exporting the @dasl/tile-* libraries)
DASL: RASL — Retrieval of Arbitrary Structures & Links
RASL is a URL scheme used to identify content-addressed DASL resources along with a simple HTTP-based retrieval method.
@dasl/weasl - npmx
Warehouse that's Extensible for Arbitrary Structures & Links (WEASL) — @dasl/weasl — DASL store
ci: mirror repo to tangled · npmx-dev/npmx.dev@93ddda3
resolves https://github.com/npmx-dev/npmx.dev/issues/459
@tanstack/react-query - npmx
Hooks for managing, caching and syncing asynchronous and remote data in React
DASL: Tiles Protocols
Tiles ([[tiles]]) are intended for use in a diversity of environements. Depending on the environment that they find themselves embedded in, they will have access to different capabilities that expose various features and communicate with the host environment. Tiles Protocols are the mechanisms through which these integrations are made available.
Fetch Is Not Enough
The Fetch API gave JavaScript runtimes a shared vocabulary for HTTP. But HTTP has capabilities that Fetch can't express, and every runtime has diverged trying to work around the gaps.
DASL: MASL — Metadata for Arbitrary Structures & Links
MASL is a CBOR-based metadata system that is designed to work well with content-addressed and decentralised systems, to enable fully self-contained, self-certified content distribution.
DASL: Web Tiles
Tiles are composable web docs and apps that can safely be used in arbitrary contexts and assembled from multiple sources to carry out complex user interface tasks. Their composability, security, and privacy properties make them ideal for use in social media, chat, agents, and malleable software.
veritiles v0.3 is out 🚀 The proof format is now DASL + AT Protocol compatible from the ground up, using raw/dag-CBOR CIDs, DRISL descriptors and MASL bundles. github.com/guillaumemichel/veritiles @dasl.ing @atproto.com
GitHub - guillaumemichel/veritiles: Verified map tiles: fetch PMTiles byte ranges from any untrusted HTTP host and cryptographically verify every byte against a content identifier before your map renders it. Zero dependencies; drop-in pmtiles Source for MapLibre GL, Leaflet, and OpenLayers.
github.comIf you’re looking to start tinkering with @standard.site, I made you a little something to help with some of the lifting. npmx.dev/package/atapult
atapult - npmx
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