Default Branch: develop
This is the Circulation Manager for Library Simplified. The Circulation Manager is the main connection between a library's collection and Library Simplified's various client-side applications. It handles user authentication, combines licensed works with open access content, pulls in updated book information from the Metadata Wrangler, and serves up available books in appropriately organized OPDS feeds.
It depends on Library Simplified Server Core as a git submodule.
- How to install Docker images
- How to set up a development environment
- Two sets of Ansible playbooks are in development: One developed by Minitex and a derivative developed by Amigos Library Services
Code documentation using Sphinx can be found on this repo's Github Pages. It currently documents this repo's api directory, scripts file, and the core submodule directory. The configuration for the documentation can be found in /docs.
Travis CI handles generating the .rst source files, generating the HTML static site, and deploying the build to the gh-pages branch.
To view the documentation locally, go into the /docs directory and run make html. This will generate the .rst source files and build the static site in /docs/build/html.
Check out the Docker README in the /docker directory for in-depth information on optionally running and developing the Circulation Manager locally with Docker, or for deploying the Circulation Manager with Docker.
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