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space-data-node

v23.3.3-0.1.2-1.40.10

Published

mvp for standards-based space data server

Downloads

16

Readme

space data server

Space Data Server is an open-source software package that helps integrators get started including data standards from SpaceDataStandards.org into their workflows. (Demo, under heavy development) The SDS acts as a "waypoint" for ingestion / data services, allowing integrators to ingest data from any source (ex., Celestrak OMM).

More information here.

TODO

  • [x] Install script with service
  • [x] Update server key from Ethereum key
  • [x] Limit / delete based on time || number of files
  • [x] Change 'localspacedata' to another name and fix API docs
  • [x] Add querystring formatting options
  • [x] Get IPFS folder hash published to IPFS and add it to server data
  • [x] Change server data to just read the 'serverinfo.json' file in root, maybe rename it
  • [x] Host manifest.json in local API
  • [x] Change to use default path for Ethereum wallet for compatibility
  • [ ] Add a "add default server key" to the Admin Settings UI if the server key isn't trusted yet
  • [ ] Add an "export settings" button
  • [ ] Add export options for the user
  • [ ] IPFS network address node addition to config
  • [ ] SPACEDATAPEERS.JSON - File that stores that nodes peers, and runs algo to determine trust of those peers and adds trusted nodes to network
  • [ ] Encrypt it!
  • [ ] Server goes and gets file from IPFS network address
  • [ ] Copies over relevant .vcf files (within config limit)
  • [ ] IPFS pinning / unpinning config
  • [ ] Data UI
  • [ ] Document ingest api {filename}.STD.fbs
  • [ ] Data matrix
  • [ ] Home page & About Page
  • [ ] Data parser service
  • [ ] Use vCard for server
  • [ ] Add code examples

USER DESIGN

  • User: Member of the space data network
  • Trusted User: Users that can upload signed content to the server. The content then is signed by the server, replacing the original signature by the user.
  • Trusted User Admin: Users that can perform administrative functions on the server.
  • Which Standards are trusted per user

USER WORKFLOW

  • Trusted users are bootstrapped from the config file
  • Server key is NOT a trusted user, unless added manually