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Implement STAC API - Children Specification #218
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I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this, but it seemed to me to be the same issue. I've got a STATIC STAC Browser up and running containing sub-catalogs, collections and items. We've got a big doubt though: where are we supposed to return the sub-catalogs??? I couldn't find an example of STAC browser based on APIs that was containg sub-catalogs. Here I reported an image with the possible methods to be called in STAC APIs but I don't find anything concerning sub-catalogs. I would look for something like |
This sounds more like a general STAC question and is unrelated to STAC Browser. I'd recommend to post this question in Gitter, participate in the STAC meetings or work with a consultant to get your general architectural questions solved. In short: Catalogs are not really a thing in APIs, you'd use Collections and Items only. You can also expose catalogs though child links in APIs, but you may loose the advantages of an API for them. |
Thanks for the short hint. So you confirm me that there is no way to have a Dynamic STAC Browser with sub-catalogs? There can only be the root catalog with a long list of all available collections. I was reading this https://github.com/radiantearth/stac-spec/blob/master/best-practices.md#dynamic-catalog-layout link concerning Best practices for dynamic cataloging and I wanted to follow the suggestions of creating different ways of browsing the catalog through sub-catalogs, but I didn't understand how this was supposed to be implemented if a /catalog API doesn't exist. |
Moved to later due to the lack of implementations. |
So don't do the merging of catalogs and collections if implemented.
Needs an implementation first.
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