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autosubmit-api

An extension to the Autosubmit package that serves its information as an API

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Autosubmit API

Table of Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Installation
  3. Configuration options
  4. How to run tests

Overview

Autosubmit API is a package that consumes the information generated by Autosubmit and serves it as an API.

Distribution: https://pypi.org/project/autosubmit-api/

See the openapi.json specification and the repository wiki for more information.

Installation

Autosubmit API can be easily installed via pip

pip install autosubmit-api # >=4.0 (recommended)

# Check installation and serving options
autosubmit_api start -h

Start the server:

autosubmit_api start

Configuration options

The Autosubmit API have some configuration options that can be modified by setting their specific environment variable before starting the server:

  • PROTECTION_LEVEL: Default ALL. Possible values ALL, WRITEONLY, NONE.
    • If set to ALL, all the endpoints will be protected by needing a valid token inside the Authorization header of the request.
    • If set to WRITEONLY, only a subset of the endpoints will be protected.
    • If set to NONE, none of the endpoints will be protected.
  • SECRET_KEY: The secret key to encode the JWT tokens from the Authorization Module. Important to be set up on production.
  • CAS_SERVER_URL: CAS Protocol server base URL to request a ticket and verify it. Used for /v4 endpoints. CAS_LOGIN_URL and CAS_VERIFY_URL can be empty if this variable is set (the API will append the protocol URL subpaths).
  • CAS_LOGIN_URL: CAS Protocol URL to request a ticket. Used for /v3 endpoints.
  • CAS_VERIFY_URL: CAS Protocol URL to verify a given ticket. Used for /v3 endpoints.
  • GITHUB_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID: Client ID of the Github Oauth app.
  • GITHUB_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET: Secret key of the Github Oauth app.
  • GITHUB_OAUTH_WHITELIST_ORGANIZATION: Used to use authorization based on the membership of a Github organization.
  • GITHUB_OAUTH_WHITELIST_TEAM: Used to use authorization based on the membership of a Github team in an organization. GITHUB_OAUTH_WHITELIST_ORGANIZATION is required

How to run tests

Install pytest

pip install -e .[test]

Run tests:

pytest

Run tests with coverage HTML report:

pytest --cov=autosubmit_api --cov-config=.coveragerc --cov-report=html tests/

You will find the report in htmlcov/index.html

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