| Project | Module | Sub-Module | Functionality | Test Coverage |
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| Reactive Graph Flow | Core | Reactive |  |
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The Inexor Reactive Graph Flow (RGF) manages reactive flows based on a graph database. The main interface is GraphQL.
- Semantic: Graph database with entities and relationships as first class citizens
- Reactive: entities and relationships are/can be reactive: If the input has been altered the entity processes its new state
- Interoperable: Use GraphQL for queries and mutations
- Extendable: Built in type system: components, entity types and relation types
- Memory efficient: Rust
- Fast: Rust
- Secure: Rust
This module provides interfaces / traits / structs for reactive components. These are necessary for implementing behaviours on top of entity types / relation types.
The entity instances / relation instances itself are pure data containers organized in as a directed property graph. As pure data container they don't do anything. In order to make entity instances / relation instances reactive ("self-acting") one have to implement a reactive behaviour for the corresponding entity type / relation type.
- Disconnectable (Drops the reactive behaviour of an entity or a relation)
- Operation (one input, one result)
- Gate (two inputs, one result)
- Expressions (lhs, rhs)
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