ocfl-py - An OCFL implementation in Python
ocfl-py is a Python reference implementation of the Oxford Common File Layout (OCFL). It provides the ocfl module and a set of command-line tools that for validating and manipulating OCFL Objects and OCFL Storage Roots. The code implements the current OCFL specification v1.1 while retaining support for v1.0. See implementation status for errors and warnings for details of validator support.
See ocfl-py documentation on ReadTheDocs.
Contributing
Bug reports welcome as github issues.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines for contributing.
Other Python OCFL Code
See also OCFL-Core which is another Python implementation of OCFL, designed to support the InvenioRDM repository, and other OCFL implementations.
Copyright and License
Copyright 2018–2026 Simeon Warner and contributors. Provided under the MIT license, see LICENSE.txt.
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