Mosaique provides an approach to build decentralized workflows for permissioned blockchain applications. Mosaique has built-in governance workflows using mosaique itself. The systems uses state machines for the workflow logic and json templates to make those state machines data-driven. The goal is to allow non-programmers to develop and analyze their decentralized workflows and to deploy without having to change smart contract code. For more information, see the whitepaper.
Currently, we have a working version of the parser written in Node.js that is a stand-in for the eventual chaincode version. We also have a sample renderer for Vue.js and the start of a visual editor. You can find each of these in this repo. Go to the getting started document for information on how to install and run these applications.
We are currently meeting Tuesdays at 4pm Eastern Time. We will be setting up a discord channel and a wiki where we will post meeting links and notes. Until then, please contact [email protected] ([email protected] after Dec 26, 2022) if you would like to participate in this project.
The scope of Mosaique is to provide several useful features to blockchain projects.
- To develop an enterprise-grade component that can be included in other blockchain projects to facilitate business workflows.
- To provide decentralized governance out-of-the-box for blockchain applications.
- To give stakeholders the ability to design or modify workflows using visual tools.
- To provide data-driven workflows that do not require the development, installation, and approval of chaincode to implement.
- To allow for approval of new workflows and changes by visual inspection instead of code auditing.
John Carpenter - Co-Chair of the Hyperledger Learning Materials Development Working Group
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