Create a repository for network information

[hendrikebbers]

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👾 Description of the issue

The code already cotains the com.openelements.hedera.base.NftRepository interface that acts as a rapper around REST calls against a Mirror Node. Here only some specific of the REST endpoints that are provided by a Mirror Node are used. A full documentation of the REST API can be found here. Next to that Hedera provides a Swagger UI for specific mirror nodes. The Swagger UI for the Mirror Node of the Hedera testnet can be found here.

As you can see in the documentation and Swagger UI the Mirror Node expose a lot of information. Some of this information is specific to network information and for that an NetworkRepository interface should be defined that is similar to the NftRepository.

Next to the interface definition an implementation (see NftRepositoryImpl class for reference) and unit tests must be created.

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[ashleyfletcher76]

I would like to contribute to this as well. I am waiting for a pull request confirmation from you guys on another I assume, but I'd like to give this one a go as well :)

[Ndacyayisenga-droid]

I would like to contribute to this as well. I am waiting for a pull request confirmation from you guys on another I assume, but I'd like to give this one a go as well :)

There you go @ashleyfletcher76

[ashleyfletcher76]

I am sorry but I dont know how to achieve this, I tried and it seems like more than a first time contribution. If I have unlimited time I would pursue it further but it seems past my skillset