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Scope: JSON API Forge 0.5.1 · Source review: 17 September 2026 · Language: English
| Term | Meaning in this project |
|---|---|
| Runtime | Server that builds a running ASGI backend from JSON documents |
| Project/app | Independent configuration unit under app/<Directory>
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| Slug | Short project identifier used in URLs/identity |
| API prefix | Root of a project's HTTP paths |
| Manifest | Document carrying application identity and top-level settings |
| Fragment | Numbered JSON document merged into final configuration |
| Resource | Mapping between a table/collection and CRUD policies |
| Operation/RPC | Predeclared, authorized SQL workflow |
| Principal | Server-side representation of the authenticated caller |
| Role/RBAC | Access model based on named permission sets |
| Tenant | Context partitioning data by customer/organization |
| Owner | Row ownership linked to a principal subject |
| Bootstrap | Temporary credential used to create initial persistent authority |
| Idempotency | Contract for safely recognizing repeated business commands |
| Fingerprint | Canonical digest of operation inputs |
| Replay | Returning a previously completed operation's stored response |
| Cache namespace | Key space grouped for invalidation |
| Stale | Reusing an older cached response for a bounded interval |
| Backpressure | Limiting/rejecting work arriving faster than it can be consumed |
| Liveness | Whether a process is alive |
| Readiness | Whether projects/dependencies are ready for traffic |
| ASGI | Asynchronous web server/application interface |
| WSGI/Passenger | Compatibility deployment path for conventional HTTP |
| JWKS | Public-key set used to verify JWT signatures |
| Control plane | Separate API for project/team management |
| Revision/SHA | Digest of read document content for concurrent-save checks |
| Graph | Versioned Editor operation-design metadata |
| Plugin ABI | Qt/compiler/platform compatibility of a native binary |
| Circuit breaker | Client mechanism temporarily reducing selection of failing endpoints |
| Rendezvous | Stable ordering derived from routing key and endpoint identity |
| Artifact | CI-produced package/file, not necessarily a published release |
| Source-available | Publicly visible source with use/distribution governed by a specific license |
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