This project implements a data federation strategy for the Arabidopsis Information Portal.

Grab a token from Araport API Store. After getting it, check access to Adama with:

$ export TOKEN=<my token>
$ curl -L -k https://araport-api.tacc.utexas.edu/community/v0.3/status \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"
{
    "api": "Adama v0.3", 
    "hash": "c08ae56c7b47e62c0247de22c75e9511c462c0e0", 
    "status": "success"
}   

The access to Adama is granted if the response looks like the above. Otherwise, please, report the output to @waltermoreira, or to the issues page.

If everything looks ok, proceed to the tutorial.

The tutorial illustrates the main features of Adama by going over a couple of examples.

This document is meaningful for users and for developers who want to add new data sources to Adama.

You can also read the live docs of the API.

The architecture and the full documentation are aimed to those developers who wish to contribute to the Adama codebase. There are instructions to set up a full development box that can run Adama locally for experimenting.

Free software: MIT license