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01 Nov 2017

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Leslie Spiro: Let’s tidy up the action items and perhaps have a short meeting. Is Slava going to do his deep dive presentation?

Aaron Williamson: Yes the current plan is Nov. 14 at this same time.

Leslie Spiro: Nick, have you written up what’s missing in the API?

Nick Kolba: Yeah, we’ve talked about that. I’m kind of looking to the LLC for what their process is going to be going forward.

Lawrence Miller: I think what we’ve talked about is that the code is open and we do have UAT access for some users, but we don’t do that with the ODP because it would make it unstable.

Leslie Spiro: Nick, let’s just say that we’ll create a list and point the LLC to them to see if they’ll approve them or not.

Leslie Spiro: Colin, there was an issue about logger –

Nick Kolba: That’s been fixed in the webapp side.

Leslie Spiro: Is there anything else that needs to be documented Nick?

Nick Kolba: That’s all been documented so far, so I can reach out to Nick with anything else.

Leslie Spiro: On use cases, there’s one we’re interested in, and I’ll document that and send it to Lynn to discuss whether it’s useful to present to this group. The action on Lynn about reviewing the Container.JS API and whether that’s interesting as a future spec for the Electron container’s API.

Lynn Neir: I’ve reviewed it. It’s a nice API. I can’t say anything about whether we’ll adopt it, but it’s something to consider in the medium term. It would require a lot of rearchitecture.

Lawrence Miller: Since Symphony Electron is open source, is anyone interested in doing that and submitting a pull request?

Nick Kolba: I think some of these APIs go beyond the current webapp API’s capabilities.

Lynn Neir: Certainly, it would have to work with the current webapp API.

Aaron Williamson: Would the Container.JS API not be possible to implement given the current functionality of the webapp API?

Nick Kolba: Well, you could put them into the container, they just wouldn’t be implemented in the webapp.

Leslie Spiro: Lynn, this item about documenting the frontend APIs, is that documented somewhere?

Lynn Neir: Yes, that API is documented in Confluence.

Leslie Spiro: And Lynn, is there documentation for the protocol for symphony:// links, to open new chats, etc.?

Lynn Neir: Let me see if I can find the link on the developer page.

[The documentation is here.]

Leslie Spiro: OK, well just send that to Aaron so he can include a link in the meeting notes.

Lawrence Miller: And I’ll just mention that the API working group is looking at talking about some of these APIs and how to consume them.

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