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C.ORE™ - Documentation



API OVERVIEW

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Term Overview
entityAn entity is any described thing. In our example case, Klint Eastwooder takes on a .entity context through a scoped datascript to entity file relationship.
typeThere are multiple extensible types in CORE.HOST™ and some types that can't be extended because they take on an exact property. A struct-entity provides a datascript to entity relationship and allows data to receive a templated context file that can be used to automate routines within the C.ORE™ program universe. There are also "3D ASSET" files that can be stored, traded, owned, sold, used, put into action or into an algo. etc. These take a standardized file format that will be discussed in more detail with the release of the New Entity Creator™ version 1.
index-slugThis is the high-level domain access point, i.e. https://www.core.host/apple , summarized through the unique url slug, apple - something that allows you to link to Apple's site
vcnkeyA vcnkey™ is a cryptographic store of trust, in our case for gen 1 a unique 14 character string generated with AES 256, and desired entropy set to a standard level. An example would be the vcnkey:NK3hPHNsLpHHHa
levelA slug can either be protected (paid for privacy) or public (publically available file type). On your own machine you don't have to publish anything. You can turn off publishing completely too.
oreBuilt in crypto slug representation broken into 4 classes. The highest, cognitive, the second highest gold, 3rd silver, and finally fourth bronze. These all relate to each other and can be exchanged accordingly.
extensionThis can be one of three properties in the alpha system. .ds (datascript), .entity (new entity file), .entity3d (computer vector standard entity object - (CV SEO)).
statusThis can be either online for currently receiving an http resonpose, or expired if the entity was published but no http response can be found at the set standard response rate interval of 4 hours



LEDGER OVERVIEW:


Term Overview
positionIn CORE.HOSTE™ all assets are listed as being "generally available" by default, but can be set to private. Each new entry is received in an ordered que and eventually a formal position on the CORE.HOST™ block-chain is granted and the appropriate record is then stored both in Human and Machine-readyable formate..
index-slugThrough-link que to a meta-index where the meta-index can be any defined type that's allowed in the system or able to be described with EntityScript™ For domains, like Apple's site, the index, i.e. https://www.core.host/apple can be called upon to perform various allowed behaviors and certain behaviors won't function because they aren't defined by default. The official name for the index-slug in this frame is the "summary-link"
vcnkeyThe vcnkey™ Linked-Ques to the Record that is while pending not accepted and once accepted finalized with an entry. Generating the cryptographic store of trust used to finalize all public assets is done based on time and energy units, such as electricity or minutes..
oreThe official payload access point coast - all 'slugs' can be made available by spending ORE™ and that's generated at set intervals and does not represent 'value'. It represents activity.
master-copyFor all public entities, a public copy is stored in the crpytographically assigned link-folder. Navigating to this location will generate a .entity definition download that can be used in other contexts within your programs, such as C.ORE™ standard or Trine™
record-locationThe assigned location on the CORE.HOST™ index. An example of the stored entity location and the corresponding file would be ENTITY RECORD LOCATION
statusThis can be either online for currently receiving an http resonpose, or expired if the entity was published but not responding over the standard response rate interval of 4 hours.



RECORD OVERVIEW


Term Overview
CreatorThe chosen (by the initializing party) name of the creating party.
affiliated-tagRecorded tag name that can be used as a default vanity-name in the system
time-stampThe date-time stamp in server central time (PST FOR NOW but we may move to UTC).
master-copyThe location of the desribed .entity file
EntityThe entity slug name - short form.
vcnkeyThe recorded VCNKEY™ affiliated to the entity that can be used to also enforce access control.
typeThe recorded type of entity being recorded, such as a transfer or a configuration
oreThe final transactional unit of value assoicated with the entity. See the preliminary table here .ORE
extensionThe final linked-extensions used in the entity relationship that could be none, 1, or multiple. These extensions will augment the records and if you want to make the record editable in anyway, you'll need to extend it with the record-edit extension from the start



CORE.HOST™ - Functional API



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