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docs/omf-release-0.1 #202

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@marie-x marie-x commented Mar 3, 2020

Separate PR for documentation, so that you don't have to dig around in the catch-up PR.

This PR should be merged before the catch-up PR so that it's included.

Edits and requests for additional documentation are welcome and encouraged.

avatarneil and others added 2 commits February 27, 2020 15:01
* Add MDS-Web-Sockets docs

* Typo

* Remove example response
twiddle README
add NOT FOR CONTRIB to service-areas
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sarob commented Mar 3, 2020

Looks great so far. One likely change to discuss. Jascha would like to make the repo root readme files read mostly the same. If we can all agree to that, then the current mds-core readme.md will need to change to something like DevWorkstationSetup.md. I will push an update on this PR today for review.

replace paragraphs 2,3 as too spec related with a link to spec readme instead
move mds-core development guidelines to CONTRIBUTING.md
add a missing link
change the order of the table items
make a command decision on using mds-core instead of MDS-core
@sarob sarob added the documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Mar 6, 2020
also eliminate garbage from bad markdown linter
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sarob commented Mar 7, 2020

Starting to review dev workstation setup (after moving it from the root readme) which is now part of this PR. I went back through the openstack infrastructure management and project creation guides as reference for running local and remote tests.

sarob added a commit to openmobilityfoundation/mds-compliance-mobile that referenced this pull request Mar 8, 2020
- readme changes similar to lacuna-tech/mds-core#202
- move configuration from readme to CONFIGURATION.md
- changes in preperation for first OMF release
marie-x and others added 5 commits March 9, 2020 11:05
…in some cases, mark packages not intended for contrib.
missing one ref and it didnt read well
# Conflicts:
#	README.md
#	packages/mds-event-processor/README.md
#	packages/mds-geography/README.md
marie-x and others added 6 commits March 19, 2020 10:45
also a bit about experimental content
some basic reorganization so it is easier to follow steps
added index
ill start verifying steps next
after that a pass at vm in win, vm in macos
Using a few other projects as a guide
@marie-x marie-x added the omf-release Blocks OMF release label Mar 30, 2020
marie-x and others added 3 commits March 30, 2020 17:06
- shell commands and multi line outputs are bracketed as code
- single line outputs are bracketed as inline code
- Moved a few sections to operations
- Added package descriptions
- Added expected install results

Some errors were logged as part of the mds-core bootstrap script. I will post these to the PR.

I got all the way to the mds-core build section, where I get  `curl: (52) Empty reply from server` after running  'curl localhost/agency’.
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sarob commented Apr 10, 2020

While working on DevWorkstationSetup.md, I have been following the steps. This is what I have found so far

  • Some errors were logged as part of the mds-core bootstrap script. I can post these to the PR or somewhere else more helpful.
  • I got all the way to the mds-core build section, where I get curl: (52) Empty reply from server after running 'curl localhost/agency’.
  • yarn.lock has a new reference for chalk 4.0.0
  • package.json requires the node reference be updated from 12.14.1 to 13.12.0 before I could run git commit
  • Should I be pushing these two files to the mds-core repo?

I needed to manually reset the node version for yarn. Once past that the install part of the script appears to exit clean.

However, during the build it existed with
@container-images/mds-geography-author: ../../node_modules/@mds-core/mds-types/dist/index.d.ts(2,72): error TS2306: File '/Users/sarob/code/lacuna-tech-mds-core/node_modules/@mds-core/mds-types/dist/scopes.d.ts' is not a module.

I will include the updated config files this time.
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sarob commented Apr 20, 2020

I figured out the bootstrap script install. Small tweak now part of the doc. Now working through a bootstrap script build problem.


# Authentication & Identity
We authenticate and authorize access to APIs and public-facing websites using JSON Web Tokens (JWT). JWTs are issued by Auth0 using the OAuth 2.0 protocol.
## Auth0
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I think a sentence or two about why we chose Auth0 and the pros of cons of other authentication alternatives might be nice too (since my understanding is that while implementers need to use JWTs, they might not choose to use Auth0 to handle JWTs).

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Yeah, I agree that adding some additional information about Auth0 would be great

The repo currently has integration tests with code-coverage minimums on a per-project basis. [TODO add more]
# Versioning
The services in mds-core will follow the MDS spec’s requirements for [API versioning](https://github.com/openmobilityfoundation/mobility-data-specification/blob/dev/general-information.md).
# Shared Libraries

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This will need to be updated to add mds-service-helpers and mds-webpack-config

## mds-utils
Grab-bag of shared utility methods. Including, but not limited to: Programmatic representation of the MDS-Agency State Machine, date-time converters, and geospatial analysis methods.
## mds-web-sockets
Implementation of a basic websocket model for MDS. Enables real-time external consumption of data through a pub/sub model. See package documentation for specific examples.

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Should we mention that it's probably a better practice to use NATS instead of hooking into the web sockets directly?

@marie-x marie-x changed the title [DRAFT] docs/omf-release-0.1 docs/omf-release-0.1 May 19, 2020
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twelch commented Sep 11, 2020

@karcass Is this PR stale and can be closed?

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Closing due to inactivity

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