This is the Core library for Standardized Provider Abstraction Libraries (SPAL)
SPAL is a concept to provide a standardized way to interact with different providers, such as brokers, and other services.
The SPAL.Core library provides the basic building blocks for creating SPAL libraries.
SPAL.Core should provide the following features:
Extensibility- Standardized provider abstraction libraries must be extensible to support more external providers.
Configurability- For Standardized libraries to be usable with several providers, it must allow engineers to configure them to target a particular provider, local or remote.
Distributability- Abstraction libraries must allow several engineers to publish their extensions of the library. The library does not need to have implementations of all providers in one binary. Instead, these libraries must provide an interface or a contract that all other extensions must implement to support a specific provider.
External Mockability (Cloud-Foreign)- Standardized provider libraries must allow communications with mocked local phantom APIs.
For further information, please refer to this section of the The-Standard
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