elfiee-be-dev

To add a new block type to Elfiee, you develop a custom Extension and define its Capabilities in Rust. You then integrate these capabilities by creating corresponding Tauri Commands to bridge the frontend and backend.

Modifying the Elfiee engine core involves enhancing its event sourcing and actor model architecture. You adjust the core Rust logic to handle new event-driven state changes and message-passing routines within the actor system.

Tauri command creation for Elfiee backend capabilities involves defining new API endpoints in Rust that adhere to tauri-specta specifications. This establishes a typed interface for frontend-to-backend communication.

Yes, Elfiee extensions are built on an actor model architecture. When you develop new capabilities, you implement them as actors that process messages and manage state concurrently within the Rust environment.

Yes, you must adhere to CBAC authorization specifications when creating new Tauri commands in Elfiee. This ensures that your newly exposed API endpoints enforce proper capability-based access control.

Capability development in the Elfiee backend is the process of adding new block types and functionalities using Rust. It defines the specific actions and features an extension can perform within the Tauri framework.