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Each certified part of the source package will be available for download here if you're logged in. Each part will change depending on the minimum viable structure for operating and interacting with the site over the years. When a part is changed, the change will be automatically reflected here. This process will soon be automatic.
Certified parts must be developed from scratch by a programmer to be considered here. Most of the official parts don't rely on anything outside of the standard library or the packages shipped with the official distributions implementation languages software. So in Python, it'll be vanilla Python 3.XX with some of the base packages in use.
When this methodology is abided by, the complete library/code or distribution of each part will be certified for download here. Some past source code packages can be found here for review: Version 1
Various scripts and meta-structures can be linked into your CORE.HOST™ workflow as long as they're compliant structures themselves. The structure can be anthing as long as the container structure is itself compliant. EntityScript™ defined a lot of the allowed workflow and reasons why certain behavior is premitted or not allowed.
Many of the file types can be used to design games and other special extended allowed format types.
The default script start position is .CORE/CORE and it is setup as a basic reader and writer by default but can be extended to include any automated setup routine. Everything else is bound by independent parts from there. There are two types of part described here. The first is known as a "part" and represents a single instance of code running either as a part of some other unit or as a stand alone program inside C.ORE™. The other is called a "meta-structure" and represents a single contained resource point that can contain 0, 1, or many additional parts and meta-structures.
| ID | Part Doc-link | type of part | description of part | Type | Download Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | all_packages | part | The exact packages running within the virtual environment at this time | Python | Download |
| 2 | build_list | part | The general packages running within the virtual environment at this time | Python | Download |
| 3 | core_add | part | core_add is a module to make, create, alter, and reseed both 'LOCAL', 'SYSTEM', and 'GLOBAL' communication attributes, including 'logs of last resort'. | Python | Download |
| 4 | core_alerts | part | core_alerts is a module to establish alert markers and related behavior | Python | Download |
| 5 | core_architect | part | core_architect is a module to establish a handlers for various digital groupings. You can either account for those groupings or use them to make quantified/qualifying output according to base example methods. | Python | Download |
| 6 | core_build | part | core_build reads system resources and makes determinations about build or system choice made by the operator. | Python | Download |
| 7 | core_config | part | core_config allows you to turn certain system modules on or off at setup | Python | Download |
| 8 | core_count | part | core_count counts entries in your core.es quick context-file and checks to see if the system is currently counting time | Python | Download |
| 9 | core_creator | part | core_creator allows you to create a .entity/.ds relationship in text-mode and system routines for modules running within C.ORE that rely on add/edit/delete methodology | Python | Download |
| 10 | core_FRONTEND | part | core_FRONTEND holds human-to-machine interaction code in a user-defined interface | Python | Download |
| 11 | core_gatekeeper | part | core_gatekeeper handles default authentication tasks and will permit or kick members according to set definitions | Python | Download |
| 12 | core_gather | part | core_gather gives the operator methods for locating .entity/.ds relationships with dlist_drill() | Python | Download |
| 13 | core_graphics | part | core_graphics gives basic X, Y, Z coordinate systems for use within C.ORE | Python | Download |
| 14 | core_hash | part | core_hash provides hash routines to use within C.ORE | Python | Download |
| 15 | core_interface | part | core_interface is the call logic to system interaction scripts and other 'system resources' such as audio, visual, or bus programs | Python | Download |
| 16 | core_language | part | core_language can serve as a language check script and enforcement mechanism. | Python | Download |
| 17 | core_middlelayer | part | core_middlelayer lets you extend your core_settings file into manageable write protected sections | Python | Download |
| 18 | core_modify | part | core_modify allows you to perform basic read/write operations in C.ORE | Python | Download |
| 19 | core_navigator | part | core_navigator lets you connect your interface into various parts of the underlying machine | Python | Download |
| 20 | core_openpackager | part | core_openpackager manages package meta-data and system package inspections | Python | Download |
| 21 | core_operations | part | core_operations is the default helper stack for C.ORE containing useful classes and methods | Python | Download |
| 22 | core_RUN | part | Tie a system routine to the C.ORE activation method | Python | Download |
| 23 | core_seeker | part | core_seeker gives a basic seek system for text-mode | Python | Download |
| 24 | core_server | part | core_server manages your personal server instance | Python | Download |
| 25 | core_settings | part | core_settings is the default configurations reader and read/write configurations slug_maker | Python | Download |
| 26 | core_START_SERVER | part | Tie startup routines to the server startup instance method | Python | Download |
| 27 | core_transmitter | part | core_transmitter takes I/O tasks and turns them into phase based threads | Python | Download |
| 28 | core_url | part | core_url holds retrieval methods for URL and other network based operations | Python | Download |
| 29 | core_view | part | core_view allows you to view various objects in C.ORE | Python | Download |
| 30 | MANIFEST | part | File add manifest | Python | Download |
| 31 | setup | part | Setup the program and view base package meta-data | Python | Download |
| 47 | ResourcePool | part | Create local resource pools | Python | Download |
| 48 | StandardOutput01 | part | Create a input processor fork | Python | Download |
| 49 | StandardVisualBuild02 | part | Create interface components as fork-able objects | Python | Download |
| 50 | StandardExtension03 | part | Create package meta-structures as fork-able objects | Python | Download |
| 51 | StandardDocumentViewer04 | part | Create a document-viewing standard that can be added on to allow for various desired formats | Python | Download |
| 52 | op_BROWSEMEH | part | View system visual resources | Python | Download |
| 53 | op_EVENTLOLLI | part | Ad serving and interactive display writer | Python | Download |
| 54 | op_REMINDME | part | Time-keeping mechanism for C.ORE | Python | Download |
| 56 | constructed_class | part | To build compliant meta-structures | Python | Download |
| 57 | fetch_ORE | part | To retrieve Operations Resource Enclaves existing within the system | Python | Download |
| 58 | ingest_commands | part | To retrieve Operations Resource Enclaves existing within the system | Python | Download |
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