OrbitR is the client facing API server for the Lantah ecosystem. It acts as the interface between Gravity and applications that want to access the Lantah Network. It allows you to submit transactions to the network, check the status of accounts, subscribe to event streams and more.
Check out the following resources to get started:
- OrbitR Development Guide: Instructions for building and developing OrbitR. Covers setup, building, testing, and contributing. Also contains some helpful notes and context for OrbitR developers.
- OrbitR Testing Guide: Details on how to test OrbitR, including unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests.
- OrbitR SDK and API Guide: Documentation on the OrbitR SDKs, APIs, resources, and examples. Useful for developers building on top of OrbitR.
If you're an administrator planning to run a production instance of OrbitR as part of the public Lantah Network, you should check out the instructions on our public developer docs. It covers installation, monitoring, error scenarios and more.
As an open source project, development of OrbitR is public, and you can help! We welcome new issue reports, documentation and bug fixes, and contributions that further the project roadmap. The Development Guide will show you how to build OrbitR, see what's going on behind the scenes, and set up an effective develop-test-push cycle so that you can get your work incorporated quickly.