### mmif-docloc-baapb
This plugin finds the location of AAPB files in the CLAMS-Brandeis Datahousing server for the purpose of resolving the ‘baapb’ scheme in MMIF document URIs.
#### requirements
This python package is written as a plugin to [mmif-python](https://github.com/clamsproject/mmif-python) and won’t work as a standalone package. (requires mmif-python >= 1.0.2)
This is basically a client implementation for the server application https://github.com/clamsproject/aapb-brandeis-datahousing.
The environment variable BAAPB_RESOLVER_ADDRESS should store the address (including port number) where the server is running.
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