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Is it possible to get a helium-crypto-rs api or package to handle the loading and signing of rpcs correctly with the delegate keys using python and maybe a few other popular languages like node, go and maybe java.
To interact with this service with languages other then rust would be quite beneficial as an openlns provider as i already handle all the internal chirpstack api calls via the chirpstack grpc internally.
to be able to pass changes directly up the wire would be ideal as currently i have to call blocking code from within my async code to run a subprocess call to the compiled binary to handle the route and devices euis etc.
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I'm not sure what you mean by some of the words in the description. Give me an example of what you're asking for? An alternate language binding or two of what crypto-rs functions? so that you can script the grpc calls to the config service?
Yes I believe that could be another way of putting it.
There is some discussion on this on the #openlns channel on discord with hashcode, maybe a tiny back scroll now.
Is it possible to get a helium-crypto-rs api or package to handle the loading and signing of rpcs correctly with the delegate keys using python and maybe a few other popular languages like node, go and maybe java.
To interact with this service with languages other then rust would be quite beneficial as an openlns provider as i already handle all the internal chirpstack api calls via the chirpstack grpc internally.
to be able to pass changes directly up the wire would be ideal as currently i have to call blocking code from within my async code to run a subprocess call to the compiled binary to handle the route and devices euis etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: