Workshop was a JSON server which reformatted hardware data from an obsolete format. It has been replaced by the BabbageFormatter in ensemble-transposer.
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README.md

Workshop, previously called fhwr-unflattener, serves the Firefox Hardware Report dataset in the format that ensemble-transposer expects.

Development

Install

npm install

Run

Locally

npm run dev

In production

npm start

Test

Run npm test

Notes

Versioning

To adhere to Dockerflow, we maintain a version number for this project. We try to update it when we deploy new code. The version number is specified in package.json.

The number looks like a semantic version number, but semver isn't suitable for applications. We instead follow this basic guideline: the first number is incremented for major changes, the second number is incremented for medium changes, and the third number is incremented for small changes.