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3 Contents 1 About 3 2 User s Guide Introduction Installation Big picture Getting Started Memento Framework Memento and HTTP Resources-specific Handler Configuring the server Cache TimeMaps HandlerErrors API Reference API Docs Additional Notes Contributing Changes License Authors i
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7 CHAPTER 1 About Make your web resources Memento compliant in a few easy steps. The Memento framework enables datetime negotiation for web resources. Knowing the URI of a Memento-compliant web resource, a user can select a date and see what it was like around that time. 3
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9 CHAPTER 2 User s Guide This part of the documentation will show you how to get started in using TimeGate. 2.1 Introduction Introduction In order to support Memento, a web server must obviously have accessible archives of its online resources. And it must also have a piece of software that handles the datetime negotiation according to the Memento protocol for those resources. But in such datetime negotiation server, only a small proportion of the code is specific to the particular web resources it handles. The main part of logic will be very similar throughout many implementations. TimeGate isolates the core components and functionality. With it, there s no need to implement, or to re-implement the same logic and algorithms over and over again. Its architecture is designed to accept easy-to-code plugins to match any web resources. From now on, this documentation will refer to the web server where resources and archives are as the web server and to the Memento TimeGate datetime negotiation server as the TimeGate. Suppose you have a web resource accessible in a web server by some URI. We call the resource the Original Resource and refer to its URI as URI-R. Suppose a web server has a snapshot of what this URI-R looked like in the past. We call such a snapshot a Memento and we refer to its URI as URI-M. There could be many snapshots of URI-R, taken at different moments in time, each Memento i with its distinct URI-Mi. The Mementos do not necessary need to be in the same web server as the Original Resources Example There are only two steps to make such resource Memento compliant. 5
10 2.1.3 Step 1: Setting up TimeGate The first thing to do is to set up the TimeGate for the specific web server. Run the TimeGate with your custom handler. The handler is the piece of code that is specific to how the web server manages Original Resources and Mementos. It needs to implement either one of the following: Given a URI-R, return the list of URI-Ms along with their respective dates. Given a URI-R and a datetime, return one single URI-M along with its date Step 2: Providing the headers The second thing to do is to provide Memento s HTTP headers at the web server. Add HTTP headers required by the Memento protocol to responses from the Original Resource and its Mementos: For the Original Resource, add a Link header that points at its TimeGate For each Memento, add a Link header that points at the TimeGate For each Memento, add a Link header that points to the Original Resource For each Memento, add a Memento-Datetime header that conveys the snapshot datetime Using the previous example, and supposing a TimeGate is running at Memento HTTP response headers for the Original Resource and one Memento look as follows: 6 Chapter 2. User s Guide
11 And that s it! With the TimeGate, datetime negotiation is now possible for these resources. 2.2 Installation In this installation guide, we ll create a basic TimeGate instance. $ pip install -e git+ $ uwsgi --http :9999 -s /tmp/mysock.sock --module timegate.application --callable application 2.3 Big picture Definitions From now on, this documentation will refer to the web server where resources and archives are as the web server and to the Memento TimeGate datetime negotiation server as the TimeGate. Suppose you have a web resource accessible in a web server by some URI. We call the resource the Original Resource and refer to its URI as URI-R. Suppose a web server has a snapshot of what this URI-R looked like in the past. We call such a snapshot a Memento and we refer to its URI as URI-M. There could be many snapshots of URI-R, taken at different moments in time, each with their distinct URI-Ms. The Mementos do not necessary need to be in the same web server as the Original Resources Client, Server and TimeGate This figure represents the current situation; Without date time negotiation, the client has to find by hand the URIs for the previous versions of a web resource. If they exists: 2.2. Installation 7
12 To make this web resources Memento compliant, two things need to be added. The new components of the systems are the TimeGate and Memento HTTP headers at the web server s side: With these links, the client now gets the address of the TimeGate when retrieving an Original Resource or a Memento. Then, he can use datetime negotiation with the TimeGate to get the 8 Chapter 2. User s Guide
13 URI of an archived version (URI-M2) of the Original Resource at specific a point in time (T2): Architecture The TimeGate will manage the framework s logic in a generic manner. However, every web server has its specific way to store snapshots and to construct URI-Ms. Thus, a specific plugin must be written for every web server. Such a plugin is called a handler. A handler will typically talk to an API to return the list of URI-Ms given a URI-R, but there are several alternatives to this setup. The system can be seen as three components. The Memento user who wishes to retrieve an older version of a resource The web server where the active version (original URI) and revisions (mementos) can be accessed. This entity must provide a way to access these versions. Typically through an API. The TimeGate which itself is composed of two main elements: One API-specific handler The generic TimeGate code 2.4 Getting Started Memento TimeGate TimeGate is a WSGI application server that allows simple implementation of Memento capabilities for web resources having accessible revisions. It manages all the content negotiation logic, from request processing, best memento query and selection to HTTP response. To make web resources that is accessible on a web server fully Memento compliant, two things need to be done. - TimeGate is generic: a custom handler must be plugged in to match the specific web server. - The Memento framework uses specific HTTP headers: they must be added to the resource s web server responses Getting Started 9
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15 2.4.2 Steps The big picture The first thing to do is to understand how the program is structured. See Big picture. Installing the server The code can be obtained here. Download a zip or tar.gz archive into a directory of your choice. Decompress the zip files using: $ unzip timegate-<version>.zip Decompress tar.gz files using: $ tar xvzf timegate-<version>.tar.gz Install the dependencies using: $ echo 'uwsgi>=2.0.3 ConfigParser>=3.3.0r2 python-dateutil>=2.1 requests>=2.2.1 werkzeug>=0.9.6 lxml>=3.4.1' xargs pip install Running the TimeGate Then try starting the TimeGate server with one of the handler that is already provided. To run it, first navigate to the directory: $ cd timegate-<version> Then, there are two possibilities: - Either execute uwsgi --http : wsgi-file core/ application.py --master to deploy the TimeGate on localhost:9999. Add the option --pidfile /path/to/file.pid to store the process ID in a file. - Or edit the uwsgi launch configuration in conf/ timegate.ini and then execute uwsgi conf/timegate.ini To stop the server: - Simply use CTRL+C if it is running in foreground. - Or execute uwsgi --stop /path/ to/file.pid if you have stored the PID to run it in the background. - If by mistake the PID is not stored but the TimeGate is still running, list all uwsgi processes using ps ux grep uwsgi, identify the TimeGate process from the COMMAND column and kill it using kill -INT <PID>. Handler Once the server is successfully running with an example handler that was provided, edit it or create a new one (see Resources-specific Handler) that returns the list of all URI-Ms given a URI-R of an Original Resource you wish to make Memento compliant. Memento Headers The Memento protocol mainly works with HTTP headers. Now add the required headers (see Memento and HTTP) to your web server s HTTP responses Getting Started 11
16 Configuring the TimeGate Finally, enter the TimeGate s HOST location in the config.ini (see Configuring the server) file. Also edit the other parameters default values to your preferences. Memento compliance That s it. The basic Memento functionalities are here and your web server is now Memento compliant. See TimeMaps. 2.5 Memento Framework Resources on the web change over time. While many server keep archives of what these resources looked like in the past, it is often difficult for the user to retrieve the URI of such an archive for a specific point in time. The Memento Framework leverages the need for the user to do the search by hand Components Suppose a web resource is located at some URI. We call the resource the Original Resource and refer to its URI as the URI-R. This is the resource for which a user wants to find a prior version. A prior version of an Original Resource is called a Memento and we refer to its URI as the URI-M. There could be many Mementos for one Original Resource. Each having its own URI-Mi and each encapsulating the state of the Original Resource at a specific point in time. The TimeGate is the application which selects the best Memento of an Original Resource for a given datetime. This is where datetime negotiation happens Requirements The first requirements is that Original Resources and Mementos must be accessible through their respective and unique URIs. Also, the framework operates using HTTP headers to work. Headers of requests from/to the TimeGate are taken care of. However, Original Resources and Mementos require the add of new headers. (See Memento and HTTP.) The Generic TimeGate The TimeGate is where most of the Memento magic happens. And its implementation is likely to be extremely close from one server to another. In this sense, its processing of HTTP requests / responses headers, its algorithms and logic can be abstracted and made generic. The only thing server-specific is the management of URIs and datetimes. To do that, this TimeGate can fit any web resource if it is provided a way to retrieve a history of a specific Original Resource. This is made using a custom handler. (See Resources-specific Handler.) More about Memento Details about Memento are available in the RFC A quick intro is available on Memento s website. 12 Chapter 2. User s Guide
17 2.6 Memento and HTTP The Memento framework requires specific HTTP headers in order to work properly. They must be added to the server s response headers for any Original Resources or Mementos request. Intuitively, a user needs to be able to know which server to contact to do the time negotiation. Hence a link to the TimeGate is needed from both the Original Resource and the Mementos. Additionally, a Memento is defined by an Original Resource it is the snapshot of, and the date time at which it was created. Thus, it carries a link to its Original Resource and a datetime information Example Let s take the following example: Suppose a server is handling requests for the following URIs: Each time a server responds to requests for any of these URIs, standards HTTP headers are returned. With Memento, the following headers are added: - For the Original Resource, add a Link header that points at its TimeGate - For each Memento, add a Link header that points at the TimeGate - For each Memento, add a Link header that points to the Original Resource - For each Memento, add a Memento-Datetime header that conveys the snapshot datetime Using the previous example, and supposing a TimeGate server is running at Memento HTTP response headers for the Original Resource and one Memento look as follows: 2.6. Memento and HTTP 13
18 2.6.2 To sum up The Memento-Datetime: header is a Memento-specific header which value is the rfc1123-date of the Memento. It must be included in any response to a Memento request. It cannot be in an Original Resource response. The Link: header is a standard header to which new values are added. A link to the TimeGate with relation rel="timegate" must be included in all Memento and Original Resource responses. A link to the Original Resource with relation rel="original" must be included in all Memento responses. Link with relation rel="original" cannot be in an Original Resource response. 2.7 Resources-specific Handler A handler is a python class that is plugged into the generic TimeGate to fit any specific technique a web server has to manage its Original Resources and Mementos. Its role is simple: to retrieve the list of URI-Ms (with their archival dates) given a URI-R. It typically does so by connecting to an API Alternatives If no API is present: The list can be retrieved from many different ways. Page scraping, rule-based or even in a static manner. Anything will do. If the history cannot be retrieved entirely: The handler can implement an alternative function that returns one single URI-M and its archival datetime given both URI-R and the datetime the user requested. If the TimeGate s algorithms that select the best Memento for a requested date do not apply to the system: Implementing the alternative function could also be used to bypass these algorithms. This is particularly useful if there are performance concerns, special cases or access restriction for Mementos. 14 Chapter 2. User s Guide
19 2.7.2 Requirements A handler require to have the following: It must a python file placed in the core.handler module (which is the core/handler/ folder). And it must be unique. If several classes are needed, or to switch quickly between handlers, consider adding the handler module path manually in the configuration file. (See Configuring the server.) A handler must extend the core.handler_baseclass.handler base-class. Implement at least one of the following: get_all_mementos(uri_r) class function: This function is called by the TimeGate to retrieve the history an original resource uri_r. The parameter uri_r is a Python string representing the requested URI-R. The return value must be a list of 2-tuples: [(uri_m1, date1), (uri_m2, date2),...]. Each pair (uri_m, date) contains the URI of an archived version of R uri_m, and the date at which it was archived date. get_memento(uri_r, requested_date) class function (alternative): This function will be called by the TimeGate to retrieve the best Memento for uri_ at the date date. Use it if the API cannot return the entire history for a resource efficiently or to bypass the TimeGate s best Memento selection. The parameter uri_r is a Python string representing the requested URI-R. The parameter date is a Python datetime.datetime object. In this case, the return value will contain only one 2-tuple: (uri_m, 2.7. Resources-specific Handler 15
20 date) which is the best memento that the handler could provide taking into account the limits of the API. Input parameters: All parameter values uri_r are Python strings representing the user s requested URI-R. All parameter values requested_dateare datetime.datetime objects representing the user s requested datetime. Output return values: All return values uri_m must be strings. All return values date must be strings representing dates. Prefer the ISO 8601 format for the dates. Note that: If both functions are implemented, get_memento(uri_r, requested_date) will always be used for TimeGate requests. If the TimeMap advanced feature (see TimeMaps) is enabled, get_all_mementos(uri_r) must be implemented Example A simple example handler is provided incore/handler/ and can be edited to match your web server s requirements: - See example.py Which returns static lists. Other handlers examples are provided for real world APIs in core/handler_examples/ for instance: arxiv.py Where the Original Resources are the e-prints of - wikipedia.py Where the Original Resources are the articles of github.py Where the Original Resources are the repositories, trees (branches and directories), files and raw files. Other scraping Handlers examples are provided for real world resources without any API: can.py Where the Original Resources are the archives stored in webarchives/ 2.8 Configuring the server Edit the config file: conf/config.ini Mandatory field host Is the server s base URI. This is the URI on which the TimeGate is deployed. No default value. Example: - Suppose TimeGate is running at and URI-R refers to an Orignal Resource s URI. The program will respond to TimeGate requests at The program will respond to TimeMap requests at and if the feature is enabled. See TimeMaps. 16 Chapter 2. User s Guide
21 2.8.2 Important field is_vcs The type of archive affects the best Memento selection algorithm. Default false. - When false, the history is considered to be snapshots taken at some points in time, thus the best memento is the absolute closest to the requested date. - When true, the history the handler returns is considered to be from a version control system. In other words, the history represents every change that was made to the Original Resource and the exact datetimes of the change. In this case, the best Memento for a requested datetime T will be the closest before T Other fields handler_class (Optional) Python module path to a handler class. This is useful if the handler is composed of several classes or to quickly switch between handlers. If this parameter is not provided, the program will search for handler classes in core.handler. For example: handler_class = core. handler_examples.wikipedia.wikipediahandler api_time_out Time, in seconds, before a request to an API times out when using the Handler. request() function. Default 6 seconds base_uri (Optional) String that will be prepended to requested URI if missing. This can be used to shorten the request URI and to avoid repeating the base URI that is common to all resources. Default empty For example, suppose the TimeGate is deployed at Suppose every Original Resources URI-Ri has the following format res/uri-ri Then, Setting base_uri = will allow short requests such as for example instead of com/timegate/ use_timemap When true, the TimeGate adds TimeMaps links to its (non error) responses. Default false Cache parameters: cache_activated When true, the cache stores the entire history of an Original Resource from handlers that allows batch get_all_mementos(uri_r) requests. It can then respond from cache if the value is fresh enough. If a requests contains the header Cache-Control: no-cache the server will not respond from cache. When false the cache files are not created. Default true. cache_refresh_time tolerance in seconds, for which it is assumed that a history didn t change. Any TimeGate request for a datetime past this (or any TimeMap request past this) will trigger a refresh of the cached history. Default seconds (one day). cache_directory Relative path for data files. Do not add any other file to this directory as they could be deleted. Each file represents an entire history of an Original Resource. Default cache/. cache_max_values Maximum number of URI-Rs for which its entire history is stored. This is then the number of files in the cache_directory. Default 250. See Cache. 2.9 Cache The TimeGate comes with a built-in cache that is activated by default. Change this behavior editing in the configuration file. See Configuring the server Cache 17
22 2.9.1 Populating the cache The cache stores TimeMaps which is the return values of the handler function get_all_mementos() only: - If the Handler does not have get_all_mementos() implemented, the cache will never be filled. - If the Handler has both the functions get_all_mementos() and get_memento(), only TimeMap requests will fill the cache. All TimeGate requests will use get_memento() which result will not be cached Cache HIT conditions Cached TimeMaps can be used used to respond to a TimeMap request from a client if it is fresh enough. The tolerance for freshness can be defined in the configuration file. Cached TimeMap can also be used to respond to a TimeGate requests from a client. In this case, it is not the request s time that must lie within the tolerance bounds, but the requested datetime Force Fresh value If the request contains the header Cache Control: from cache. no-cache, then the TimeGate will not return anything Example Suppose you have a TimeMap that was cached at time T. Suppose you have a tolerance of d seconds. A TimeMap request arrives at time R1. A TimeGate request arrives at time R2 with requested datetime j. This request does not contain the header Cache Control: no-cache. - A TimeMap request will be served from cache only if it arrives within the tolerance: R1 <= T+d. - A TimeGate request will be served from cache only if the requested datetime happens within the tolerance: j <= T+d, no matter R2. This means that even if a cached value is old, the cache can still respond to TimeGate requests for requested datetimes that are until time T+d. - All other requests will be cache misses Cache size There is no maximum size parameter. The reason for this is that the cache size will depend on the average size of TimeMaps, which itself depends on the length of each URI-Ms it contains, and their average count. These variables will depend on your system. The cache can be managed using the cache_max_values parameter which will affect indirectly its size TimeMaps The TimeGate can easily be used as a TimeMap server too. ## Requirements For that there are two requirements: The Handler must implement the get_all_mementos(uri_r) function to return the entire history of an Original Resource. The conf/config.ini file must have the variable use_timemap = true. 18 Chapter 2. User s Guide
23 Resulting links Once this setup is in place, the TimeGate responses Link header will contain two new relations, for two different formats (MIME types): <HOST/timemap/link/URI-R>; rel="timemap"; type="application/link-format" Link TimeMaps <HOST/timemap/json/URI-R>; rel="timemap"; type="application/json" TimeMaps Where HOST is the base URI of the program and URI-R is the URI of the Original Resource. JSON Example For example, suppose is the URI-R of an Original Resource. And suppose the TimeGate/TimeMap server s host configuration is set to Then, HTTP responses from the TimeGate will include the following: < resourcea>; rel="timemap"; type="application/link-format" < resourcea>; rel="timemap"; type="application/json" Now a user can request an HTTP GET on one of those link and the server s response will have a 200 OK status code and its body will be the TimeMap HandlerErrors Custom error messages can be sent to the client using the custom exception module: from errors. timegateerrors import HandlerError. For instance, a custom message with HTTP status 400 and body Custom error message can be sent using: raise HandlerError("Custom error message", status=400). Raising a HandlerError will stop the request and not return any Memento to the client HandlerErrors 19
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25 CHAPTER 3 API Reference If you are looking for information on a specific function, class or method, this part of the documentation is for you. 3.1 API Docs Errors Utilities 21
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27 CHAPTER 4 Additional Notes Notes on how to contribute, legal information and changes are here for the interested. 4.1 Contributing Contributions are welcome, and they are greatly appreciated! Every little bit helps, and credit will always be given Types of Contributions Report Bugs Report bugs at If you are reporting a bug, please include: Your operating system name and version. Any details about your local setup that might be helpful in troubleshooting. Detailed steps to reproduce the bug. Fix Bugs Look through the GitHub issues for bugs. Anything tagged with bug is open to whoever wants to implement it. Implement Features Look through the GitHub issues for features. Anything tagged with feature is open to whoever wants to implement it. 23
28 Write Documentation TimeGate could always use more documentation, whether as part of the official TimeGate docs, in docstrings, or even on the web in blog posts, articles, and such. Submit Feedback The best way to send feedback is to file an issue at If you are proposing a feature: Explain in detail how it would work. Keep the scope as narrow as possible, to make it easier to implement. Remember that this is a volunteer-driven project, and that contributions are welcome :) Get Started! Ready to contribute? Here s how to set up timegate for local development. 1. Fork the timegate repo on GitHub. 2. Clone your fork locally: $ git clone git@github.com:your_name_here/timegate.git 3. Install your local copy into a virtualenv. Assuming you have virtualenvwrapper installed, this is how you set up your fork for local development: $ mkvirtualenv timegate $ cd timegate/ $ pip install -e.[all] 4. Create a branch for local development: $ git checkout -b name-of-your-bugfix-or-feature Now you can make your changes locally. 5. When you re done making changes, check that your changes pass tests: $./run-tests.sh The tests will provide you with test coverage and also check PEP8 (code style), PEP257 (documentation), flake8 as well as build the Sphinx documentation and run doctests. 6. Commit your changes and push your branch to GitHub: $ git add. $ git commit -s -m "Your detailed description of your changes." $ git push origin name-of-your-bugfix-or-feature 7. Submit a pull request through the GitHub website. 24 Chapter 4. Additional Notes
29 4.1.3 Pull Request Guidelines Before you submit a pull request, check that it meets these guidelines: 1. The pull request should include tests and must not decrease test coverage. 2. If the pull request adds functionality, the docs should be updated. Put your new functionality into a function with a docstring. 3. The pull request should work for Python 2.7, 3.3, 3.4 and 3.5. Check timegate/pull_requests and make sure that the tests pass for all supported Python versions. 4.2 Changes Version (released TBD) Initial public release. 4.3 License Copyright 2013, Yorick Chollet, Harihar Shankar, Herbert Van de Sompel. -- Los Alamos National Laboratory. Licensed under the BSD open source software license. You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. 4.4 Authors A Memento TimeGate contributors: Christian Pietsch <cpietsch+github@uni-bielefeld.de> Harihar Shankar <hariharshankar@gmail.com> Jiri Kuncar <jiri.kuncar@gmail.com> Luda171 <ludab@lanl.gov> Sawood Alam <ibnesayeed@gmail.com> Tibor Simko <tibor.simko@cern.ch> Yorick Chollet <yorick.chollet@gmail.com> 4.2. Changes 25
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