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- [Features](#features)
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- [Setting up the developer environment](#setting-up-the-developer-environment)
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- [Project structure](#project-structure)
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- [Book data](#book-data)
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- [Contributing](#contributing)
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## The overall idea
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## Project structure
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All the url routing is in `fedireads/urls.py`. This includes the application views (your home page, user page, book page, etc), application endpoints (things that happen when you click buttons), and federation api endpoints (inboxes, outboxes, webfinger, etc).
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The application views and actions are in `fedireads/views.py`. The internal actions call api handlers which deal with federating content. Outgoing messages (any action done by a user that is federated out), as well as outboxes, live in `fedireads/outgoing.py`, and all handlers for incoming messages, as well as inboxes and webfinger, live in `fedireads/incoming.py`. Connection to openlibrary.org to get book data is handled in `fedireads/openlibrary.py`. ActivityPub serialization is handled in the `activitypub/` directory.
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The application views and actions are in `fedireads/views.py`. The internal actions call api handlers which deal with federating content. Outgoing messages (any action done by a user that is federated out), as well as outboxes, live in `fedireads/outgoing.py`, and all handlers for incoming messages, as well as inboxes and webfinger, live in `fedireads/incoming.py`. Connection to openlibrary.org to get book data is handled in `fedireads/connectors/openlibrary.py`. ActivityPub serialization is handled in the `activitypub/` directory.
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There's some organization/refactoring work to be done to clarify the separation of concerns and keep the code readable and well organized.
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The UI is all django templates because that is the default. You can replace it with a complex javascript framework over my ~dead body~ mild objections.
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## Book data
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The application is set up to get book data from arbitary outside source -- right now, it's only able to connect to OpenLibrary, but other connectors could be written. By default, a book is non-canonical copy of an OpenLibrary book, and will be updated with OpenLibrary if the data there changes. However, theoretically a book can edited and decoupled from its original data source, or added locally with no external data source.
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There are three structures for storing book data:
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- `Book`, a general high-level concept that could mean either a `Work` or an `Edition`
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- `Work`, a theoretical umbrella concept of a book that encompasses every edition of the book, and
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- `Edition`, a concreet, actually published version of a book
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Usually, a review is tied to a `Work`, because your review is relevent regardless of whether you're talking about the hardcover, the paperback, the reprint or whatever. But in some cases a review is specfic to an `Edition` -- if you're reviewing a particular translation, the voice acting on an audiobook, or whatever.
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## Contributing
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There are many ways you can contribute to this project! You are welcome and encouraged to create or contribute a github issue to report a bug, request a feature, make a usability suggestion, or express a nevulous desire.
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