/stolpersteine-server

Stolpersteine Server

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Stolpersteine Server

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API server for Stolperstein data.

Stolpersteine API

GET /stolpersteine

Description

Searches database for stolperstein data. Multiple search parameters are AND'ed together. Keyword searches are case insensitive and find items that start with the search term.

Input

Parameter Description Default
offset starts returning stolpersteine at the given index 0
limit limits the number of items returned in a query 10
q searches all stolpersteine for one or more keywords
street searches street names
city searches city names, e.g. "Berlin"
state searches state names, e.g. "Brandenburg"

Output

Attribute Example Type Required
type "stolperstein" oder "stolperschwelle" string yes
person.firstName "Herta" string
person.lastName "Abraham" string yes
person.biographyUrl "http://www.stolpersteine-berlin.de/de/biografie/3" string
location.street "Wallstraße 84" string yes
location.zipCode "10179" string
location.city "Berlin" string yes
location.sublocality1 "Mitte" string
location.sublocality2 "Hansaviertel" string
location.state "Berlin" string yes
location.coordinates.longitude 13.40811 number yes
location.coordinates.latitude 52.51201 number yes
description "Verlegt am 14.1.1999" string
source.url "http://www.stolpersteine-berlin.de" string yes
source.name "Koordinierungsstelle Stolpersteine Berlin" string yes

Examples

Retrieve the first 100 stolpersteine in the database:

curl "<base URL>/stolpersteine?offset=0&limit=100"

Retrieve the next 100 stolpersteine:

curl "<base URL>/stolpersteine?offset=100&limit=100"

Find all stolpersteine in streets starting with the word "calvin" (e.g. Calvinstraße):

curl "<base URL>/stolpersteine?street=calvin&limit=0"

Find a maximum of 10 stolpersteine that include the terms "herta" and "mitte" (e.g. Herta Jalowitz in Berlin-Mitte):

curl "<base URL>/stolpersteine?q=herta+mitte"

Installation for development

Currently, the production system uses MongoDB 2.4.5 and Node.js 0.10.22.

MongoDB

  1. Download MongoDB
  2. Unpack and copy to any directory
  3. Add the bin directory to /etc/paths
  4. Start new terminal and run mongod --dbpath ~/Downloads/

MongoDB can be used with mongo client.

Node.js

  1. Download Node.js and install package
  2. Install nodemon to restart Node.js when files have changed with sudo npm install -g nodemon
  3. Start with nodemon server.js

API answers at http://127.0.0.1:3000/v1/stolpersteine

Unit tests

  1. Install mocha with sudo npm install -g mocha
  2. npm test

Run import script

  1. Modify import/berlin_kss_stolpersteine.js or any other import script to use localhost
  2. Run node import/berlin_kss_stolpersteine.js to import data
  3. Execute curl request printed in terminal to commit import to database

Contact

Claus Höfele
@claushoefele

Licence (MIT)

Copyright (C) 2013 Option-U Software

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