diff --git a/content/feedId.ttl b/content/feedId.ttl index 7667640..5706942 100644 --- a/content/feedId.ttl +++ b/content/feedId.ttl @@ -4,11 +4,13 @@ skos:prefLabel "feed ID"@en; skos:definition ''' The unique ID of a feed which is constructed as - `{{feed-type}}/{{feed-name}}` + `{{feed-type}}/{{feed-name}}/` - Example: `CER/ADA-USD` + Example: `CER/ADA-USD/` The ID can also be extended to a [versioned feed ID](#versionedFeedId). + + Note that a feed id includes the terminating `/`. ''' ; skos:related :versionedFeedId. diff --git a/docs/index.html b/docs/index.html index 1766af6..f57fd2c 100644 --- a/docs/index.html +++ b/docs/index.html @@ -119,12 +119,12 @@
A decentralized digital archives management platform and +
A decentralized digital archives management platform and permanent storage solution.
A decentralized (layer-zero) storage network that provides +
A decentralized (layer-zero) storage network that provides replication of data over hundreds of Arweave nodes and is funded by the Ar token.
The network provides a one-time endowment model that @@ -141,7 +141,7 @@
For one $BASE a user needs n-$QUOTE.
-A hosted set of scripts that aggregates and signs the +
A hosted set of scripts that aggregates and signs the CER output of an Orcfax CEX or CNT collector.
Someone who might read the output of an Orcfax datum but - not necessarily integrate it, see - integrator. +
A participant, either directly or indirectly, in a + transaction within which orcfax data is used.
+Example: + the user of a lending platform which has integrated Orcfax + feeds is a consumer.
The early Orcfax network that decentralized collecting of +
The early Orcfax network that decentralized collecting of CER data and published validated collector data through a central validator and publisher hosted by Orcfax. @@ -228,21 +230,22 @@
The unique ID of a feed which is constructed as
- {{feed-type}}/{{feed-name}}
Example: CER/ADA-USD
{{feed-type}}/{{feed-name}}/
+ Example: CER/ADA-USD/
The ID can also be extended to a - versioned feed ID. + versioned feed ID.
+ Note that a feed id includes the terminating /
.
The identifier of a feed within a feed type which is selected to globally unique.
Together with the feed type, the feed name determines the
- feed id. A short uppercase list of ASCII characters is
+ feed ID. A short uppercase list of ASCII characters is
preferred, for example ADA-USD
.
Each feed type will have its own naming convention.
-Each feed has exactly one feed type, which are used to group feeds into semantically similar sets.
@@ -252,7 +255,7 @@ Each feed type has short, uppercased, label (eg CER
).
- This appears as the first part of the feed id.
+ This appears as the first part of the feed ID.
The extension of the feed id to contain version +
The extension of the feed ID to contain version information.
It is constructed as {{feed-id}}/{{feed-version}}
or equivalently