boaviztapi 0.1.0

Giving access to BOAVIZTA referenced datas and methodologies trought a RESTful api

Boavizta API

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An API to access Boavizta environmental footprint reference data.

See the documentation for API usage and methodology.

:dart: Objective

As part of Boavizta's desire to improve the quality of the measurement of the environmental impacts of ICTs in organizations, this project aims at giving access to the group's work to as many people as possible in an automated and industrialized way.

The various data and methodologies integrated by Boavizta are aggregated and made available via an API.

In the interest of transparency and scientific popularization, the opening of the code, the versioning of the impact factors and the documentation of the project are critical points.

The system is developed in layers according to a bottom-up principle. The first layer implemented is equipment, starting with the servers (MVP). The second layer is the measurement of the impact of digital services or systems. The measurement of the global impact is currently outside the scope.

:fast_forward: Test it yourself (no installation)

• See the OpenAPI specification: http://api.boavizta.org:5000/docs

• Documentation

• Access the demo API: http://api.boavizta.org:5000

Run a local instance

:whale: Run API using docker

$ docker run ghcr.io/boavizta/boaviztapi:latest

📦 Install using pip package

$ pip3 install boaviztapi

:computer: Development

Prerequisite

Python 3, pipenv recommended

Setup pipenv

Install pipenv globally

$ sudo pip3 install pipenv

Install dependencies and create a python virtual environment.

$ pipenv install -d 
$ pipenv shell

Launch a development server

Once in the pipenv environment

Development server uses uvicorn and fastapi, you can launch development server with the uvicorn CLI.

$ uvicorn boaviztapi.main:app --host=localhost --port 5000

You can run the tests with pytest.

OpenAPI specification (Swagger)

Once API server is launched API swagger is available at http://localhost:5000/docs.

:woman: Contributing

See contributing.md

You can build a source distribution (installable with pip) with python setup.py sdist.

:one: Versioning

We use Semantic Versioning 2.0.0

Type	Description	Command
MAJOR	version when you make incompatible API changes	make major
MINOR	version when you add functionality in a backwards compatible manner	make minor
PATCH	version when you make backwards compatible bug fixes	make patch

:scroll: License

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