TDPnet SP API — api25

This repository contains official and community-supported implementations of the TDPnet Service Point (SP) API for a wide range of programming languages. It is part of the broader TDPnet ecosystem, a software-defined, peer-to-peer networking and computation framework designed for secure, dynamic, and context-aware digital interaction.

What is api25?

Cross-platform TDPnet SP API implementations for modern languages including Dart, Rust, Go, C++, Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Java, Kotlin, C#, and WebAssembly.

🔍 What is TDPnet?

TDPnet (Transformative Data Processing and Networking) is a next-gen computing model designed around:

• Peer-to-peer dynamic channels
• Custom address and credential schemes
• Self-healing, IP-free networking
• Distributed computation using string and matrix transformations

Service Points (SPs) are TDPnet’s programmable edge nodes that interact over dynamically assigned channels. This repo provides a unified API for developing SPs in multiple languages.

🌐 APIs Included (Language Support)

Language	Status
Dart	✅ Complete
JavaScript	✅ Complete
TypeScript	✅ Complete
Python	✅ Complete
C++	✅ Complete
Rust	✅ Complete
Kotlin	✅ Complete
Java	✅ Complete
Go	✅ Complete
C#	✅ Complete
WebAssembly	✅ Complete

Each implementation provides:

• Channel, Status, Peering, Transformer, and Packet models.
• WebSocket-based TDPnet and Session classes for signaling, data exchange, and event handling.

📦 Usage

Refer to each language folder for implementation-specific details and examples. Test cases and demo integrations will be added progressively.

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Suggestions for Improvement:

1. Add Badges: Include GitHub badges for build status, license, and supported languages.
2. Examples Folder: Add runnable examples (e.g., examples/ts, examples/py) to ease onboarding.
3. Architecture Diagram: Consider adding a visual overview of SP-channel interactions for non-technical readers.
4. Docs Directory: For future extensibility, you might set up docs/ for protocol deep dives and FAQs.
5. License File: Clarify usage rights if you plan to open-source.

Would you like me to prepare a basic folder structure or initialize these files?