Open APIs

Team TMF,

I have been writing a Rust library to interact with TMF APIs for my own purposes to make creating micro-services based on TMF APIs easier.

I would like to publish this on crates.io (Rusts library repository) but I'm concerned about any license or property rights.

Does anyone know if this is ok to do?

If you are concerned about TM Forum intellectual property rights in the API signatures, it would be best to take it up with TMF management.

In general, TMF published assets (such as API swaggers, user guides, etc.) are freely available to member organizations and their employees. But I don't know if the terms allow wider circulation.

Team TMF,

I have been writing a Rust library to interact with TMF APIs for my own purposes to make creating micro-services based on TMF APIs easier.

I would like to publish this on crates.io (Rusts library repository) but I'm concerned about any license or property rights.

Does anyone know if this is ok to do?

Jonathan,

What's the best way to contact them?

If you are concerned about TM Forum intellectual property rights in the API signatures, it would be best to take it up with TMF management.

In general, TMF published assets (such as API swaggers, user guides, etc.) are freely available to member organizations and their employees. But I don't know if the terms allow wider circulation.

Team TMF,

I have been writing a Rust library to interact with TMF APIs for my own purposes to make creating micro-services based on TMF APIs easier.

I would like to publish this on crates.io (Rusts library repository) but I'm concerned about any license or property rights.

Does anyone know if this is ok to do?

I've sent an email to the relevant focals asking them to engage with this discussion.

Hope it'll help.

Jonathan,

What's the best way to contact them?

If you are concerned about TM Forum intellectual property rights in the API signatures, it would be best to take it up with TMF management.

In general, TMF published assets (such as API swaggers, user guides, etc.) are freely available to member organizations and their employees. But I don't know if the terms allow wider circulation.

Team TMF,

I have been writing a Rust library to interact with TMF APIs for my own purposes to make creating micro-services based on TMF APIs easier.

I would like to publish this on crates.io (Rusts library repository) but I'm concerned about any license or property rights.

Does anyone know if this is ok to do?

Thanks Jonathan.

I've also emailed our local contact, lets see where we get to.

I've sent an email to the relevant focals asking them to engage with this discussion.

Hope it'll help.

Jonathan,

What's the best way to contact them?

If you are concerned about TM Forum intellectual property rights in the API signatures, it would be best to take it up with TMF management.

In general, TMF published assets (such as API swaggers, user guides, etc.) are freely available to member organizations and their employees. But I don't know if the terms allow wider circulation.

Team TMF,

I have been writing a Rust library to interact with TMF APIs for my own purposes to make creating micro-services based on TMF APIs easier.

I would like to publish this on crates.io (Rusts library repository) but I'm concerned about any license or property rights.

Does anyone know if this is ok to do?

Thanks Jonathan.

I've also emailed our local contact, lets see where we get to.

I've sent an email to the relevant focals asking them to engage with this discussion.

Hope it'll help.

Jonathan,

What's the best way to contact them?

If you are concerned about TM Forum intellectual property rights in the API signatures, it would be best to take it up with TMF management.

In general, TMF published assets (such as API swaggers, user guides, etc.) are freely available to member organizations and their employees. But I don't know if the terms allow wider circulation.

Team TMF,

I have been writing a Rust library to interact with TMF APIs for my own purposes to make creating micro-services based on TMF APIs easier.

I would like to publish this on crates.io (Rusts library repository) but I'm concerned about any license or property rights.

Does anyone know if this is ok to do?

Andy,

Thanks for the follow up in this forum. I'll follow up our internal processes now.

Thanks Jonathan.

I've also emailed our local contact, lets see where we get to.

I've sent an email to the relevant focals asking them to engage with this discussion.

Hope it'll help.

Jonathan,

What's the best way to contact them?

If you are concerned about TM Forum intellectual property rights in the API signatures, it would be best to take it up with TMF management.

In general, TMF published assets (such as API swaggers, user guides, etc.) are freely available to member organizations and their employees. But I don't know if the terms allow wider circulation.

Team TMF,

I have been writing a Rust library to interact with TMF APIs for my own purposes to make creating micro-services based on TMF APIs easier.

I would like to publish this on crates.io (Rusts library repository) but I'm concerned about any license or property rights.

Does anyone know if this is ok to do?

Andy et al,

Thanks for your support, I have received internal approval to proceed and I have now published my library on crates.io (Rust library repositiory):

https://crates.io/crates/tmflib

Andy,

Thanks for the follow up in this forum. I'll follow up our internal processes now.

Thanks Jonathan.

I've also emailed our local contact, lets see where we get to.

I've sent an email to the relevant focals asking them to engage with this discussion.

Hope it'll help.

Jonathan,

What's the best way to contact them?

If you are concerned about TM Forum intellectual property rights in the API signatures, it would be best to take it up with TMF management.

In general, TMF published assets (such as API swaggers, user guides, etc.) are freely available to member organizations and their employees. But I don't know if the terms allow wider circulation.

Team TMF,

I have been writing a Rust library to interact with TMF APIs for my own purposes to make creating micro-services based on TMF APIs easier.

I would like to publish this on crates.io (Rusts library repository) but I'm concerned about any license or property rights.

Does anyone know if this is ok to do?