Figure out the most painless way to generate coverage reports and send them to coveralls or codecov.io.

eg: https://dev.to/5422m4n/prepare-a-dart-package-for-publishing-in-5minutes-4p1k

In the example, try:

f1.tagWith(motorsport);
motorsport.tagWith(f1);
hamilton.tagWith(senna);
hamilton.tagWith(f1);
senna.tagWith(hamilton);
senna.tagWith(f1);

And see what tags and targets are shown for Hamilton.

When information is not a string, Continuum crashes when trying to utf8 encode the information to generate a unique URI.

rhizome.dart:29
continuum.dart:25

Thing store(dynamic information) {
    final thing = Thing(
      information: information,
      uri: Uri.dataFromBytes(utf8.encode(information))
    );
    things[thing.uri] = thing;
    return thing;
  }

When storing new information via Rhizome#store, the Rhizome delegates to Continuum#store. The Continuum creates a Uri using the default constructor, Uri(). Because == between two Uri objects is based on the hashCode of the toString representation of a Uri, just using distinct default Uri objects does not create unique Uris for each newly-created Thing.

This results in the Continuum's hashtable to overwrite the Thing value associated with the Uri key. It also probably fucks up the index in the Repertory.

Soooo... time to focus on Uris for each Thing in the system, to ensure that they are, somehow, unique.

void main() {
  final u1 = Uri();
  final u2 = Uri();
  print(u1 == u2); // true
}

Currently tag and tagWith expect a single Thing. It might be nice to pass multiple Things to these methods.

Since a thing's information is dynamic, we don't know what it is, as data. For example, it could be a String or an Image or a Video.

Had an idea about enriching a Thing with renderers; how real-world information things have an implicit "renderer" in the physical world... are they coupled or not? Should they be? Do we "attach" a list of renderers to things? What if we did?

Or is this just begging for one more piece of metadata - a simple mime type?

What happens when we directly instantiate a Thing that isn't stored in the Rhizome? And we tag/target etc with it?