bergen 0.4.75

A python client for the Arnheim Framework

Bergen

Idea

Bergen is the API-Client for the Arnheim Framework

Prerequisites

Bergen only works with a running Arnheim Instance (in your network or locally for debugging).

Usage

In order to initialize the Client you need to connect it as a Valid Application with your Arnheim Instance

client = Bergen(host="p-tnagerl-lab1",
    port=8000,
  client_id="APPLICATION_ID_FROM_ARNHEIM", 
  client_secret="APPLICATION_SECRET_FROM_ARNHEIM",
  name="karl",
)

In your following code you can simple query your data according to the Schema of the Datapoint

from bergen.schema import Node

node = Node.objects.get(id=1)
print(node.name)

Access Data from different Datapoints

The Arnheim Framework is able to provide data from different Data Endpoints through a commong GraphQL Interface . This allows you to access data from various different storage formats like Elements and Omero and interact without knowledge of their underlying api.

Each Datapoint provides a typesafe schema. Arnheim Elements provides you with an implemtation of that schema.

Provide a Template for a Node

Documentation neccesary

Testing and Documentation

So far Bergen does only provide limitedunit-tests and is in desperate need of documentation, please beware that you are using an Alpha-Version

Build with

• Arnheim
• Pydantic

Features

• Scss
• Domain-style for code structure
• Bundle Size analysis
• Code splitting with react-loadable

Roadmap

This is considered pre-Alpha so pretty much everything is still on the roadmap

Deployment

Contact the Developer before you plan to deploy this App, it is NOT ready for public release

Versioning

There is not yet a working versioning profile in place, consider non-stable for every release

Authors

• **Johannes Roos ** - Initial work - jhnnsrs

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

License

Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC 3.0)

Acknowledgments

• EVERY single open-source project this library used (the list is too extensive so far)