Yet Analytics Core LRS Library. Includes protocols and functions used to implement a conformant xAPI Learning Record Store.
This project is set up to use the clj
/clojure
executable and deps.edn
, with a handy Makefile
.
To use the dev profile, which contains all dev/repl/test stuff, use the :dev
alias: -A:dev
.
Makefile
targets of note:
clean
- Clean all build/ephemeral files. Note that this includes node_modules and package.json but not package-lock.json.node_modules
- As a convenience, have cljs.main
figure out the node deps in src/main/deps.cljs
and upstream, and pull them. You'll want this before using something like CIDER.repl
- Run a Clojure repl with the :dev
alias.repl-cljs
- Run a Clojurescript node repl.run-dev
- Start an in-memory implementation of the LRS in Clojure.run-dev-cljs
- Start an in-memory implementation of the LRS in ClojureScript.test-lib-clj
- Run the tests in Clojure.test-lib-cljs
- Run the tests in ClojureScript.test-lib
- Run the tests on both Clojure and ClojureScript.test-conformance-clj-sync
- Run ADL LRS Conformance Test Suite on a synchronous Clojure LRS on the JVM.test-conformance-clj-async
- Run ADL LRS Conformance Test Suite on an asynchronous Clojure LRS on the JVM.test-conformance-cljs
- Run ADL LRS Conformance Test Suite on an (always asynchronous) ClojureScript LRS on node.test-conformance
- Run all conformance tests.test-all
- Run all lib and conformance tests.GET /statements
Error HandlingLRS Applications implementing the com.yetanalytics.lrs.protocol/-get-statements-async
method return a channel containing results. Since the body is streamed it is not possible to change the status of the request if an error is encountered. Applications can immediately terminate the stream (resulting in a malformed body) by passing :com.yetanalytics.lrs.protocol/async-error
to the channel. This is preferable to returning a structurally valid response that is missing data. See this PR for more information.
Facilities to bench test any LRS with DATASIM are available. For instance, to bench the in-memory LRS:
$ make run-dev
And in another terminal:
$ clojure -Abench -m com.yetanalytics.lrs.bench http://localhost:8080/xapi -s 1000 -b 100
This will bench the LRS with 1000 statements in POST batches of 100.
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