The code is currently in a pre-release status. There is enough functionality to demonstrate the direction of the project, but the software is currently missing functionality that would provide a robust security model for deployment within an enterprise.
The project documentation is available at https://pages.nist.gov/dioptra/.
To build the documentation locally, they are in the docs folder and compiled using Sphinx, make sure you have Docker installed and try to pull the builder images:
make pull-latest-ci
If you do not have access to the project's Docker registry, then you can build and tag them manually:
make build-ci tag-latest-ci
The documentation can then be built with,
make docs
When the build is done, open docs/build/index.html in your web browser.
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