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## Customizability ## Customizability
Trinitrix aims to be highly customizable. Trinitrix aims to be highly customizable.
The command API provides a customizazion method, can be used by an initial config script and live by the user. The command API provides a customizazion method, which can be used by an initial config script or live from the intern cli by the user.
The command API should cover at least 90% of the possible configuration settings. The command API should cover at least 90% of the possible configuration settings.
## Cross Platform ## Cross Platform
Trinitrix is cross platform. Trinitrix is cross platform.
Even if the targeted user group are nerdy linux users. Even if the targeted users are nerdy linux users xD.
This can be easily achieved by using only cross platform libraries such as `crossterm` or `tui`. This can be easily achieved by using only cross platform libraries such as `crossterm` or `tui`.
## Future Proof / Extensible ## Future Proof / Extensible
Modules and Interfaces should be designed in a way, that they're not limited to one use case. Modules and Interfaces should be designed in a way, that they're not limited to only use case.
They should be open for every usecase, that makes sense.
A good example is the command API, which is a unified way to interact with the application. A good example is the command API, which is a unified way to interact with the application.
It can used via lua, but use cases like fetching commands using http are theoretically possible too. It can used via lua, but use cases like fetching commands using http are theoretically possible too.