citemicroservices

Implementation of the CITE architexture microservices specified here.

Current version: 1.1.1

Versions of binary releases follow semantic versioning guidelines.

See release notes

Get Started

1. Clone the repository or download and unpack the zipped repository. (You can rename it afterwards if you like.)
2. Open a Terminal/Commandline and cd into the new folder.
3. On Mac/Linux: start it up with ./citeMicros-VERSION / on Windows: doubleclick on WinCiteMircros-VERSION.exe

Trouble-shooting

You might have to tell your Operating system that ./citeMicros-VERSION is an executable with chmod +x citeMicros-VERSION

Test it with your favourite browser

1. http://localhost:8080/cite
2. http://localhost:8080/texts
3. http://localhost:8080/texts/
4. http://localhost:8080/texts/urn:cts:citeArch:groupA.work1.ed1:1-2
5. http://localhost:8080/texts/urns/urn:cts:citeArch:groupA.work1.ed1:1-2
6. http://localhost:8080/texts/first/urn:cts:citeArch:groupA.work1.ed1:1-2
7. http://localhost:8080/texts/last/urn:cts:citeArch:groupA.work1.ed1:1-2
8. http://localhost:8080/texts/next/urn:cts:citeArch:groupA.work1.ed1:3.2
9. http://localhost:8080/texts/previous/urn:cts:citeArch:groupA.work1.ed1:3.2

Test it with your own CEX

1. Change the "cex_source" in config.json or try it with my CEX file
2. Execute the http-request like above but add [the_name_of_your_cex] in front of it
3. For instance, http://localhost:8080/million/texts/
4. If you name your cex files texts.cex won't work with this implementation of the microservices.

Modify it to meet your needs:

config.json is pretty much self-explicable.