Getting started
Open an archive that is already running, then run a RankeDB of your own, then bring your data in.
One book from the parts. Each manual is written and released by the repository it documents and imported here at a pinned version; the concepts and the glossary are shared across all of them.
Open an archive that is already running, then run a RankeDB of your own, then bring your data in.
What a Ranke-Graph is, what provenance means here, and how a server, a library and a client compose into a system you can run.
Write a tool, an adapter, or another implementation: the specification, the libraries, the query schema, and the conformance vectors.
The vocabulary the papers, the specification and every manual share, defined once and linked from every chapter.
The archive server: one instance serves one archive from one configuration file, over REST.
The reference implementation: claims, closures and the query language, as a Go library.
The TypeScript client, for browsers and for worker agents.
Command-line tools over an archive, ranke-git among them.