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Documentation Structure
The DeepLynx wiki is separated into four major parts. This is done so that you as a user can more quickly find the information that is most relevant to you. If you feel like the organization is convoluted however, please reach out to the team so that we can correct the issue.
Here are each of the four sections, followed by a brief description.
This section describes the steps needed to deploy a local instance of DeepLynx.
This section is for those who wish to build integrations with DeepLynx. These integrations typically include data sources, UI's, and reacting to published events from DeepLynx. This is another technically heavy piece of documentation and is generally meant for those building software which communicate or integrate with DeepLynx directly.
This section is for anyone wishing to interact with DeepLynx, whether it be through the official web app or the HTTP server directly. While there are some technical sections, this section is targeted to a more general audience and the end user of the official web app.
This section is targeted towards those who wish to modify or add to DeepLynx itself. This is a technical advice and knowledge heavy section of the documentation and is meant for software developers and engineers. This section also describes the structure of DeepLynx's code base, design decisions, and serves as an excellent starting point for any new DeepLynx developer.
Sections marked with ! are in progress.
- HTTP Authentication Methods
- Generating and Exchanging API Keys for Tokens
- Creating a DeepLynx Enabled OAuth2 App
- Authentication with DeepLynx Enabled OAuth2 App
- Creating an Ontology
- Creating Relationships and Relationship Pairs
- Ontology Versioning
- Ontology Inheritance
- Querying Tabular (Timeseries) Data
- Timeseries Quick Start
- Timeseries Data Source
- Timeseries Data Source via API
- Exporting Data
- Querying Data
- Querying Timeseries Data
- Querying Jazz Data
- Querying Data - Legacy
- Querying Tabular Data