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oSPARC-Simcore-Clients

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Development notes

These notes are intended for people who want to contribute to the development of this repository.

The different clients for the oSPARC public API are generated using the openapi-generator-tool. The generated files should not be changed manually! Instead proposed changes should be implemented directly on the openapi-generator-repository. See also templates and customization.

Workflow

See the different clients/<language>/README.md for the workflows for generating the different clients. Here is the workflow which all clients have in common:

  • To generate a client one needs two "ingredients":
    1. The openapi specification which is a json file located in api/openapi.json. This generated in osparc-simcore and then moved here.
    2. The openapi-generator-tool. The exact docker image of this tool to use is specifies in scripts/common.Makefile.

Code lifecycle

This link explains the lifecycle of the osparc client(s) (borrowed from https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/acvfc?topic=manager-product-lifecycle)

Code lifecycle

Documentation

Each client (corresponding to a directory clients/<language>) should have a make recipy called install-doc which installs packages needed to generate the documentation for that client, as well as a make recipe docs which generates the documentation. All of these recipes are called from the root's docs recipe, which is what is called when the website is published.

Repos which depend on this one

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