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There is a canonical documentation for the various RPC endpoints a builder can potentially use. This documentation lists:
Operator (company) name
URLs
Whether they support:
JSON RPC (Common Node API) read operations
MPoolPush for sending messages that have already been signed.
JSON RPC (Common Node API) write operations
ETH RPC read operations
ETH RPC write operations
Documentation link
Whether endpoint is public or requires authentication/authorization
If auth is required, where someone goes to request access from the provider.
Why Important
Various teams are putting work into improving the RPC experience for clients by improving the software deployed by RPC servers. It should be self-service discoverable for an app-builder who they can reach out to rely on for building their app.
User/Customer
RPC user
Maintainers so they are cognizant of who is depending on their work
@eshon : this suggestion came out of discussion in FilOz when @jennijuju, myself, and others from FilOz were thinking about the documentation-related work we'd ideally want accompanying the RPC improvements the team is making. Let us know if:
this seems reasonable
is potentially something fil-pronto can handle
it's useful to talk other places (e.g., #fil-b slack, sync meeting)
Done Criteria
There is a canonical documentation for the various RPC endpoints a builder can potentially use. This documentation lists:
Why Important
Various teams are putting work into improving the RPC experience for clients by improving the software deployed by RPC servers. It should be self-service discoverable for an app-builder who they can reach out to rely on for building their app.
User/Customer
RPC user
Maintainers so they are cognizant of who is depending on their work
Notes
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