Installing the Proxima Bundle
Installation and Configuration
DannyA:It seems proxima has its own site. It makes me question your commitment to the future of Jamroom and all of the development I have put into customizing it thus far.
Proxima has it's own site since it is geared towards developers - it's something 99% of "regular" Jamroom users are not going to be interested in.
It's also one of our "Projects" so it lives on it's own profile (like Site Builder, Genosis, Ning to Jamroom, etc.)
Quote:I am trying to understand the path forward and how proxima ties in to my existing platform and code and how we would use it in the future. So
1.Is it possible to use proxima to create api's for custom modules? If so, is there documentation on doing so? I am trying to understand if be able to use the api's for my custom modules and how.
Yeah it is - think of the Proxima Core as a REST framework for building RESTful modules pretty quickly and easily. For example if you look inside the Proxima Data's include.php file you will see how we've defined a function for the 4 main REST verbs (POST, PUT, GET, DELETE).
There is no documentation at this time since there's been very little interest in it (although we have no advertised it at all).
Quote:2. Can you specify what functionality is NOT available in the API VS JR 5 core and vice versa.
The only functionality in it is what you see - User Accounts, File Support and Data support.
Quote:3. What does this mean for the future development of the JR5 core?
Proxima has no impact on the development of the Jamroom 5 core, which continues with regular updates (in fact I just put out version 5.2.14).
Hope this helps!
updated by @brian: 12/29/14 09:23:55AM