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An ALPS library for python

Project description

ALSP-PY

A python package to make implementing Application-Level Profile Semantics (ALPS) in projects.

Package Development

I am developing this package as part of work on the Open Distributed Information Service (ODIS). Hopefully, it will be useful beyond this project, but I am not ready to make any promises just yet. At the moment it should be considered an experimental work.

Related Work

There is also the WSTL-PY developed for the same reason, which helps with Web Service Transition Language (WSTL) implementations.

Feedback

Any feedback will be welcomed. Create an issue, or start a discussion on the ODIS repo

 

Usage

At the moment is is possible to create a valid ALPS representation from code:

alps = Alps(title='Sample API')
alps.add_doc(MarkDownDoc('A sample MarkDown documentation'))
alsp.add_descriptor(Semantic(
    id='identifier', 
    text='An identifier of a thing',
    ref='https://schema.org/identifier'
))
alsp.add_descriptor(Semantic(
    id='email', 
    text='Email address for a person or an organisation',
    ref='https://schema.org/email'
))
print(alps.to_data())

and the output is

{ 
    "alps": {
        "version": "1.0",
        "title": "Sample API",
        "doc": {
            "format": "markdown",
            "value": "A sample MarkDown documentation"
        },
        "descriptor": [
            { 
                "id": "identifier",
                "type": "semantic", 
                "text": "An identifier of a thing",
                "ref": "https://schema.org/identifier"
            },
            { 
                "id": "email",
                "type": "semantic", 
                "text": "Email address for a person or an organisation",
                "ref": "https://schema.org/identifier"
            }
        ]
    }
}

 

Plans

[ ] Abiility to read ALPS documents with validation [ ] Standard descriptors from Schema.org [ ] Integration with WSTL-PY project

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