__ _ _ / _| __ _| |_ ___ __ _| |_ | |_ / _` | __/ __/ _` | __| | _| (_| | || (_| (_| | |_ |_| \__,_|\__\___\__,_|\__| perpetual access to the scholarly record [![pipeline status](https://gitlab.com/bnewbold/fatcat/badges/master/pipeline.svg)](https://gitlab.com/bnewbold/fatcat/commits/master) [![coverage report](https://gitlab.com/bnewbold/fatcat/badges/master/coverage.svg)](https://gitlab.com/bnewbold/fatcat/commits/master) This repository contains source code for 'fatcat', an editable catalog of published written works (mostly journal articles), with a focus on tracking the location and status of full-text copies to ensure "perpetual access". The [RFC](./fatcat-rfc.md) is the original design document, and the best place to start for technical background. There is a work-in-progress "guide" at <https://guide.fatcat.wiki>; the canonical public location of this repository is <https://github.com/internetarchive/fatcat>. The public production web interface is <https://fatcat.wiki>. See the `LICENSE` file for detailed permissions and licensing of both python and rust code. In short, the auto-generated client libraries are permissively released, while the API server and web interface are strong copyleft (AGPLv3). ## Building and Tests There are three main components: - backend API server and database (in Rust) - API client libraries and bots (in Python) - front-end web interface (in Python; built on API and library) Automated integration tests run on Gitlab CI (see `.gitlab-ci.yml`) on the Internet Archive's internal (not public) infrastructure. See `./python/README.md` and `./rust/README.md` for details on building, running, and testing these components. The python client library, which is automatically generated from the API schema, lives under `./python_openapi_client/`. ## Status - SQL and HTTP API schemas - [x] Basic entities - [x] one-to-many and many-to-many entities - [x] JSON(B) "extra" metadata fields - [x] full rev1 schema for all entities - [x] file sets and web captures - [x] editgroup review: annotations - HTTP API Server - [x] base32 encoding of UUID identifiers - [x] inverse many-to-many helpers (files-by-release, release-by-creator) - [x] Authentication (eg, accounts, OAuth2, JWT) - [x] Authorization (aka, roles) - Web Interface - [x] Migrate Python codebase - [ ] Creation and editing of all entities - Other - [x] Elasticsearch schema - [x] Basic logging - [x] Swagger-UI - [x] Bulk metadata exports - [x] Sentry (error reporting) - [x] Metrics