We have released a brand-new version of Total.js OpenPlatform v5 with better security, enhanced technologies and fully customizable for many cases.

Total.js OpenPlatform v5
Finally, we have released a new version of Total.js OpenPlatform v5. The upgraded version brings better code, stability and security. It can be customized for a variety of purposes. OpenPlatform is under the MIT license.
As a database we use PostgreSQL. Data from the OpenPlatform are stored in the scheme op
, so you can extend the public
schema without losing functionality in the OpenPlatform.
Third-party apps can be written in any server-side or client-side technology.
Old vs New
In comparison to the new version, the old version has a lot more functionality. It was also difficult to extend the old version. Therefore, we decided to create a new OpenPlatform version for customizing rather than complex functionality. The newly released version is much faster and simpler to use.
Breaking changes
The authentication mechanism has been replaced with a more secure one. Now a third-party app needs two tokens: request token
(for signing receiving data) and response token
(for signing outgoing data).
New app example
Check out our web application template optimized for the OpenPlatform. It can help you create an app for the OpenPlatform.
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