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Urbit API Documentation
Other than that I think I accounted for y'all's feedback.
spidering
lol, might be more clear to say "running threads" or "starting asynchronous operations" or whatever?
Great work. (:
@liam-fitzgerald, @Fang-, do you have some beginner examples of spidering? thinking of just cutting it if not
Er, "running threads"
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idk if there's any threads you can "just like kick off" super easily, none of the simple ones like -hi etc have mars matching their input...
Well then I will probably just leave a basic syntax and a “here there be monsters” warning. Time to PR
Additional airlock in Swift here: https://github.com/dclelland/UrsusAirlock
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Thanks. Considering that
graph-storeuses this I'm going to have to get my head wrapped around it but it seems a bit...messy for the user just getting started. Do you have simpler examples than the ones I can see ingraph.ts? It seems like pretty high cognitive overhead and setup for something that will take a while to use.I mean, I guess graph-store really eats the world you'll want to know how to interact with it, but hopefully the libraries take care of it for you.