Quick Start
The QuickStart Guide (PDF) provides a overview of our software and its use
User Guide
Data Access Tutorials
The Data Access Tutorials show how to use various software clients to access data using the DAP web API.
Client Authentication
Many institutions now require that you (or more accurately, your software client) must authenticate before access to data will be permitted. This is notably true for all NASA assets: Authentication is required for data access.
Hyrax Installation and Configuration Guide
The Hyrax Installation and Configuration Guide (PDF) provides information about the Hyrax Data Server. In this guide you will find a description of the server’s featrues and all of its configuration parameters. Also described in teh guide are other web services that Hyrax provides, including WMS and WCS.
Libdap library documentation
The libdap library documentation provides reference information for our implementation of DAP2 and DAP4.
BES data server framework
The Back End Server (BES) is the modular framework used to build the data access and manipulation layer of the Hyrax data server.
Notes about this repository
Building CommonMark from AsciiDoc
Quick note about coverting to CommonMark Markdown from AsciiDoc.
To convert to CM from adoc, use 'asciidoctor' and 'pandoc' like this:
asciidoctor -b docbook5 -o quick_start_hack QuickStart.adoc pandoc -f docbook -t commonmark -o quick_start.cm quick_start_hack
About opendap.github.io
The https://opendap.github.io site is populated with HTML and PDF documents that are automatically built any time an AsciiDoc file in the documentation repo is updated on the master branch.
This page comes from the github.com/OPeNDAP/documentation repository, but it contains links to other pages from other OPeNDAP github documentation repositories (e.g., hyrax\_guide). To add new documention from a new repo, first arrange to publish its content via gh-pages and github.io and then link those pages here. See the github.com/OPeNDAP/hyrax_guide repo and the entry above for Master_Hyrax_Guide.html/pdf for an example.
Automaic github.io updates
See Convert AsciiDoc to HTML/PDF & publish to GitHub Pages with Travis CI and Asciidoctor Docker containers for the low-down on how the automatic updates work.
Another take on the same sort of process - updating gh-pages from a .travis.yml file - that does not use asciidoctor: Automatically Update GitHub Pages with Travis.