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A free-form web linked data notebook and prototyping tool - "Data management for little guys"
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Current status (2019-05-10): public prototype, released for evaluation and feedback, feature freeze for version 1 release. Deployable as web-facing service using Apache2 or nginx for HTTPS handling (proxying).
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Current status (2022-04-09): prototype software for evaluation and feedback, feature freeze for version 1 release. Deployable as web-facing service using Apache2 or nginx for HTTPS handling (proxying).
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For information about the current release, please refer to the [V0.5 release notes](documents/release-notes/release-v0.5.md)
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NOTE: most recent stable software release is on the Git `master` branch; current development work is on the `develop` branch.
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Demo system home page
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Home page
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For general information about Annalist, and demonstration system links, see the [Annalist demonstration system home page](http://annalist.net/).
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For general information about Annalist, and demonstration system links, see the [Annalist home page](http://annalist.net/).
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Quick-start
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Ideas motivating the creation of Annalist arose from discussions with past colleagues in the Zoology department at Oxford University, particularly Dr David Shotton who led the BioImage project, and Dr Helen White-Cooper who patiently explained her processes and data handling needs as a genomic researcher.
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David Flanders, formerly of JISC, provided encouragement and support for the development of software tools to support academic activities, and in particular raising the profile of engineering and management skills needed to create effective software tools for academics. A previous project, [Shuffl](https://code.google.com/p/shuffl/), conducted under a JISC Rapid Innovation program that he ran, trialled some early ideas that have contributed to the development of Annalist (since migrated to [GitHub](https://github.com/gklyne/shuffl/tree/master) and [GitHub wiki](https://github.com/gklyne/shuffl/blob/wiki/ProjectHome.md)).
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David Flanders, formerly of JISC, provided encouragement and support for the development of software tools to support academic activities, and in particular championing the need to create effective software tools for academics. A previous project, [Shuffl](https://code.google.com/p/shuffl/), conducted under a JISC Rapid Innovation program that he ran, trialled some early ideas that have contributed to the development of Annalist (since migrated to [GitHub](https://github.com/gklyne/shuffl/tree/master) and [GitHub wiki](https://github.com/gklyne/shuffl/blob/wiki/ProjectHome.md)).
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More recently, work with the European [Wf4Ever project](http://www.wf4ever-project.org), EPSRC [Fusing Audio and Semantic Technologies (FAST)](http://www.semanticaudio.ac.uk) and Mellon [Cultures of Knowledge](http://www.culturesofknowledge.org) have provided valuable insights into the nature of tools needed to support publication of reproducible and re-usable research data. Numerous experiments and discussions with colleagues have informed many of the design ideas and choices that have gone in to Annalist.
4. Alternatively, obtain a copy of the Annalist distribution kit, e.g. from [annalist.net](http://annalist.net/), and copy to a convenient location (e.g., $WORKSPACE/Annalist-0.5.16.tar.gz). Then install it thus:
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4. Alternatively, obtain a copy of the Annalist distribution kit, e.g. from [annalist.net](http://annalist.net/), and copy to a convenient location (e.g., $WORKSPACE/Annalist-0.5.18.tar.gz). Then install it thus:
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pip install $WORKSPACE/Annalist-0.5.16.tar.gz
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pip install $WORKSPACE/Annalist-0.5.18.tar.gz
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5. Finally, test the installed software:
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The output from this command should look something like this:
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$ annalist-manager runtest
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INFO:annalist_site.settings.runtests:Annalist version 0.5.16 (test configuration)
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INFO:annalist_site.settings.runtests:Annalist version 0.5.18 (test configuration)
Downloadable software installation kit. Needs Python 2.7.15, <code>virtualenv</code> and <code>pip</code>. Install using <code>pip</code> into a newly created Python virtual environment. (Can also be used with Python 3.7 if dependencies are appropriately patched.)
Downloadable software installation kit. Needs Python 3.8 or 3.9, <code>virtualenv</code> and <code>pip</code>. Install using <code>pip</code> into a newly created Python virtual environment.
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