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Is there some documentation about how to integrate some services(Q&A) with other projects? #157
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You want to use the QA component only? In this case you want to look at OpenEphyra, not Lucida. |
I'm trying to consume this component via their REST-API, I am assuming that each component expose those services. |
My idea is create modules that works for areas (ASR, IM, QA, etc.) using for example nodejs, java. and my problem with Lucida is that it doesn´t have documentation related with comunication via their REST-API, I think that doing more modular Lucida will have more popularity. |
They don't use REST for that - the components are connected via Thrift only. |
do you think that any application can consume the lucida services, using
nodejs or java for example? I don´t mention the web version of lucida
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In theory, sure. They are just open source projects with a Thrift wrapper. A program in any language that is supported by Thrift can tap into that. What is the web version of Lucida? You want to get rid of the command center, is that it? You can do that, but then you might even want to consider taking the original projects directly. Wrapping code in some Thrift or REST interface is not difficult and the result is probably more robust and up-to-date if you don't care about Lucida's interfaces. |
If you don't want to dive into thrift you can simply analyse post/get requests made by your web browser to lucida command center and inplement them in nodejs |
Added REST API. See README and wiki for more information |
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