A 3-node Qworum simulation

To show that Qworum is an object-oriented system in the classical OOP sense, this project implements a CLI-based simulation of 3 Qworum services (aka Qworum APIs, aka Qworum classes), with these correspondances:

• Qworum class → TypeScript class.
• Qworum class method → TypeScript class method.
• Qworum class property → TypeScript class property.

This simulation is truthful to what happens on the Qworum platform, where:

• each endpoint call or property access happens within the context of a Qworum object.
• there is no concept of a static method or a static property (but any object method can behave as if it were static by not using any object property).

How the code base is organized

The services directory contains 3 simulated Qworum services: identity, pm, and hcm.

Running the project

First install Deno.

Then type this in the terminal:

deno task run

To do

• Implement the hcm service.
• Color-code each service's output.

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