This project is a community based metadata registry. With it your community can have a full data store with an api, data validation and search capabilities, by just providing a simple config with a json-schema definition.
It is used as the API engine underneath the CE/Registry. Also comprises the new implementation of the Learning Registry API, using a widely-used database and providing a more developer-friendly, REST-oriented environment.
We organize any info into community buckets.
All data inside a community is abstracted in envelopes. These envelopes can yield any type of resource, encoded using JWT.
You can define a schema (via a json-schema file) for your resources.
With these configs in hand we can validate the resources, and provide a search api.
This project is currently in testing phase. It is not for production use at this time. A running developer testbed node is located at lr-staging.learningtapestry.com
You can see more info on the development and future releases on:
Refer to the SETUP GUIDE for info on how to install, setup and run this project.
You can read more on the docs folder:
- Getting Started
- CE/Registry walkthrough
- API Info
- Paradata
- Backup and Restore
- Integration Samples
- Search
- Schemas
The official Swagger documentation describing the API is available at http://lr-staging.learningtapestry.com/swagger/index.html. It uses Swagger UI to present the spec in a visually pleasant format, and also allows you to inspect and call the available endpoints from the staging node.
For development, you can install the swagger-ui locally with:
bin/install_swagger
then access on http://localhost:9292/swagger/index.html.
We also provide a Postman collection that contains the most up to date API modifications. You can grab it from here: https://www.getpostman.com/collections/bc38edc491333b643e23
We back up daily transactions to Archive.org. The packages are available at the ce-registry archive (S3-compatible bucket).
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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
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- Primary architecture and design (from version 1+): Steve Midgley (@science), Joe Hobson (@joehobson), Abraham Sanchez (@aspino), RM Saksida (@rmsaksida), Jason Hoekstra (@jasonhoekstra), Jim Klo (@jimklo), Walt Grata (@wegrata), Marie Bienkowski (@marbienk), Dan Rehak, Suraiya Suliman (@ssuliman), John Weatherley, Susan Van Gundy, Paul Jesukiewicz
- Software design and implementation (this version): Abraham Sanchez (@aspino), Steve Midgley (@science), Anderson Cardoso (@andersoncardoso), RM Saksida (@rmsaksida), Alex Nizamov (@excelsior)