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scape2009-wiki-api 1.1.1

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@arsalan-anwari arsalan-anwari released this 17 Aug 12:33

Better defaults and using docker volumes instead of binds for stability with SELinux.

Changed

  • WIKI_API_SURFACES defaults to both now instead of relying on user env flags.
  • Using docker volumes instead of manually binding directories as SELinux does
    not play nice with them on some systems.
  • Removed install guide from main README.md and centralized multiple install
    and setup guides per method in the docs.
  • Removed duplicated and repeated information in docs to make changes to install
    and setup easier to document in the future.

scape2009-wiki-api 1.1.0

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@arsalan-anwari arsalan-anwari released this 16 Aug 18:47

Every way of installing this is now complete on its own.

Added

  • data command. scape2009-wiki-data pull fetches the published dataset into the
    directory this deployment serves from.
  • One dispatcher behind every install. scape2009-wiki-api <serve|mcp|keys|data>,
    which is what the container and the frozen build already were internally.

Changed

  • data_dir defaults to ~/.local/share/scape2009-wiki-api, honouring
    XDG_DATA_HOME, rather than a data directory relative to the working directory.
  • The tools over stdio no longer need a key to start. Nothing checks one over
    stdio.
  • Improved sphinx docs by making them shorter and more structured.

Fixed

  • A deployment that cannot start now says so in one line naming what is missing.
  • serve finds a missing dataset before starting a server rather than during ASGI
    startup.
  • A dataset can be fetched before an issuer key exists.
  • README links are absolute, so the one file reads correctly on both GitHub and PyPI.

scape2009-wiki-api 1.0.0

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@arsalan-anwari arsalan-anwari released this 16 Aug 14:32

The first release. The pipeline, both surfaces, the guard and four ways of installing it.

Added

  • Offline build. pipeline/ stages the game's own repositories and its cache,
    merges hand-written overlays over them, and writes one immutable SQLite artifact.
    Same inputs, same bytes.
  • Knowledge model. Six entity types (item, npc, shop, quest, scenery, location) and
    nine relationships between them, with a declared attribute registry, collapsed
    variants, stable (type, id) identity and derived slugs.
  • Query core. One surface-agnostic layer answering resolve, walk, search and
    compare, returning found, moved, hidden or missing rather than raising.
  • HTTP contract. A versioned FastAPI surface at /v1 returning render-ready JSON
    and page descriptors, with ETag, X-Data-Version and a published OpenAPI document.
  • MCP surface. A FastMCP server whose tools are generated from the relationship
    registry, so every way of following a link is a question a model can ask by name.
  • Guard. Ed25519 bearer tokens checked against an issuer public key, a per-caller
    share, and shut-out addresses that outlive a restart. Minting is unreachable from
    anything that serves.
  • One process, one port. Serving both surfaces mounts the tools inside the HTTP
    application, behind the same guard and one health check.
  • Grand Exchange history. Two years of weekly price snapshots, queryable per item.
  • Container. An image carrying the dataset, so a deployment with no network can
    serve it. Published to Docker Hub as arsalananwari/2009scape-wiki-api.
  • System packages. A standalone binary wrapped in a .deb, an .rpm and an Arch
    package, for installing it on Linux without Python.
  • PyPI. Published as scape2009-wiki-api, with scape2009-wiki-serve,
    scape2009-wiki-mcp and scape2009-wiki-keys as console scripts.
  • Sphinx Docs. Added sphinx docs and release pipeline to github pages.