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Latest revision as of 20:38, 26 October 2024
Fyre is the project idea name to build an ecosystem of components for personal life.
Goals
- Track items (packages, books, music albums)
- Store artifacts for those items (e.g. stuff ordered, invoices for those)
- Flexible architecture to be composed as people wants in their own apps
Architecture
- Storage back-ends: store locally tracked items, and artifacts for those items
- Agents to perform tasks to see how the status of a tracked item evolves (e.g. for a delivery pending -> delivered)
- Libraries to connect with external services and parse results: an API client or a web site automated client
- Reactors ("if this then that") to generate a new event when an event is done (e.g. order -> delivery -> acceptance or returns)
Storage
- Items can be grouped in collections by type, allowing to choose storage for each type
- Index of items is another problem and can be solved whatever storage is used for items - e.g. ElasticSearch or Sonic
- Artefacts can be described as classes, and this description can include how they can be stored
