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Conduit v2.0.0 #69

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Conduit v2.0.0 #69

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This is the complete rewrite of Conduit (v2.0.0) with a completely updated architecture and implementation from the ground-up. The conduit firmware library and the conduit frontend interface have also been rewritten. There are still many features to add and many places to polish off, but this has gotten to the point where it's stable and ready to be merged into master!

This fixes the travis build for the conduit rewrite. This currently is a vanilla golang build, but will likely update to use docker in the future.
This change implements the following:
  * Call, Register, and Login endpoints
  * Database infrastructure needed to support the above
Several changes were made in suyashkumar/auth to support the changes made here.
* Implement docker + docker-compose

* Simplify

* update cmd

* update Makefile
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This change allows devices running the conduit firmware to respond to RPCs issued by the conduit web service (closes #60). This change also begins to lay to groundwork to pass parameters to RPCs called on devices (#59)
Delete old conduit files, pull out server source into the root of the repository.
* Update README.md

* Update README.md
@suyashkumar suyashkumar added this to the Conduit V2.0 Rewrite milestone Apr 24, 2018
@suyashkumar suyashkumar self-assigned this Apr 24, 2018
@suyashkumar suyashkumar merged commit 05308f7 into master Apr 24, 2018
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