PRAXIS is a strategic deployment suite enabling API analysis across nodes, networks, and method calls to leverage protocol performance and access new opportunities for mass adoption by standardizing the OpenAPI specification, one of the most widely used Web 2.0 API specifications.
Web 2.0 API tooling and infrastructure is far more advanced than the Ethereum blockchain's JSON-RPC specification. This creates barriers to entry and to mass adoption since Developers and their applications have difficulty interfacing with the protocol.
PRAXIS API Maximizer solves this problem by providing a suite of tools for Developers to carry out API method analysis and network strategy so that Developers can build applications and tooling that are data driven, hardened for security, and optimized for performance, within the most commonly used API framework.
To run PRAXIS locally install these dependencies:
- Python SimpleHTTPServer
- NPM
Then: git clone https://github.com/cspannos/PRAXIS-Blockchain-API-Maximizer.git
| Description & Installation | Model |
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| Visualizing the relationships and volume of 65 Ethereum method calls -- covered by top Ethereum clients -- by name, group, and degree. To run this tool: 1. cd arc-method2. start simple server: python -m SimpleHTTPServer The tool will run on port: 8000 |
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| Description | Model |
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| A tool analyzing Ethereum API method calls across nodes and networks to leverage protocol performance and access new opportunities for strategic API implementation and optimization. To run this tool: 1. cd graph-method2. start simple server: python -m SimpleHTTPServer The tool will run on port: 8000 |
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| Description | Model |
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| A browser interface to model applications based on the OpenAPI specification and based on the Swagger Editor. To run this tool: 1. cd praxis-openapi-editor2. run: npm run start The tool will run on port: 3000 |
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