MOET-Markup Language
These specs describe each step of the whole process to programmatically display your dapps on Quic keys to an MOET subscriber, through the YChain platform.
Partner : individual or organization that aim at integrating their dapps on Quic Keys Service URL: your dapp application URL endpoint, that provides UI by delivering usual xHTML pages which gets mapped to native android experience on Quic Keys
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The MOET-ml enables a simple and straight-forward way to provide a way for partner to integrate into the Quic Keys system by deeloping a simple web application that delivers xHTML pages.
MOET-ml is based on a subset of xHTML: MOET back-end server sends HTTP GET requests to Partner's application using HTTP, on behalf of the Quic Keys user, exactly like a web browser does. Partner's application is expected to reply with xHTML pages which gets turned into a android UX elements
Partner's application is expected to put Authorization header in every response with a token, that can be accessed from YChain's configuration page
UTF-8 charset usage is mandatory Don’t put special characters in your responses
Before specifying details of all the elements, let's build some quick examples
Tag | Attributes | Mandatory | Comments |
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<html> |
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<head> |
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<body> |
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<meta> |
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<br> |
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<a> |
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<form> |
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<input> |