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Som kind of simple API that exposes Bibrex items to the outside world is certainly something I have been thinking about. Apart from Oria integration (which is well defined, but a hassle), could you elaborate a little on the use case you have in your mind? Given the small number of things available I'm not sure if I understand the need for search per se. |
first of all: scalability/usability of bibrex. The numer of items will go up. (I will add a bunch) Usecase 1: Usecase 2 (This has been talked about): |
I split out Oria integration in #5. We could discuss other ways of providing search/discoverability here. One option is to make Bibrex itself a "public" app by including some user-facing views. Another one to provide APIs, perhaps RSS generation, and integrate with the library webpages. We already have pages like Contents of the Science Library, that would benefit from a dynamic list of available things. Including the list in Vortex should also make it google-able in principle. |
Both API- and user-facing views can solve this. My thoughts:
pros for an API:
Cons with "public":
Pros with "public"
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I was thinking about a simple, public (no auth) API with routes perhaps like this:
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Those three should be easy to make in |
Thsi could either be a integration with oria or a searchfield.
What is the problem with a pagiante/search querry?
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