Resource Module

What is Resource Module and what is it for?

Resource Module is a small Holochain module for keeping track of bookable resources inside an application's own data store. It is meant to be a reusable building block rather than a finished app: a zome that other Holochain projects embed, paired with ready-made web components for the interface.

Resource Module comes from holochain-open-dev, the group behind a family of small, reusable Holochain modules. Its README introduces it as a "resource module": a compact zome for managing resources inside whichever DNA it is included in, written for what the README calls RSM. The repository now carries GitHub's archived status, so it stands as a reference for how that generation of modules was built rather than as maintained software.

The idea is modularity. Instead of shipping an app, Resource Module ships a piece of one: the zome holds the back-end logic for resources, and an npm package of native web components provides matching front-end blocks. A team assembling a Holochain application can slot both in rather than building a resource layer from nothing. The README notes the zome keeps all resources in the DNA it is included in, and that bridging with other modules was left for later work.

In practice, a consuming web application gains the ability to create and update resources and to search for an agent in the DHT through those front-end elements. The repository README is the place to start; the documentation page it links to could not be retrieved when this profile was written.

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