Cloudize Framework (OS)
The Cloudize API Framework is a comprehensive body of work that makes the creation and maintenance of advanced APIs a breeze. Whilst the main body of the framework (the rocket science) remains closed source and is provided to clients under a commercial licence, some generic components within the framework are leveraged within the SDKs that we produce as accompaniments to every API project we deliver. Those SDKs could be consumed in a variety of environments, and as such, it makes sense that those dependencies are generally accessible under our open-source commitments.
Of course, that does not imply that all the SDKs we create must be released under an open-source agreement. You may have excellent reasons to keep your SDKs closed-source; we respect that and will implement them as per your requirements. It simply means that by open-sourcing these generic modules, which all SDKs leverage, clients, such as yourself, have the choice to open-source their SDKs if they wish to.
In addition, every open-sourced package has its own public GitHub repository, where you can view the source code and the associated tests.
The associated repositories are as follows:
- Asynchronous Interval Components
- High-Resolution Timer Functions
- JSON Schema Components
- JSON Utility Functions
- Logger Components
- Mock Logger Components
- MongoDB UUID Components
- REST Client Components
- SDK Core Components
You may notice that each of these repositories are, in fact, forks from upstream repositories within the apigames-core organization. Should you wish to fork from one of the above repositories, we strongly advise you to fork from the cloudize organization and not the apigames-core organization, as we use that organization for experimental code that is not ready for general release into the ecosystem.
As a final comment, we welcome contributions and comments on the capabilities of the code base and how they can be improved to better suit the requirements of the framework and it's users, so please feel free to reach out. We'd love to hear your thoughts.