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| # API Guide | |
| The Tensorus Metadata System provides a comprehensive RESTful API for managing and interacting with tensor metadata. | |
| ## Interactive API Documentation (Swagger UI) | |
| The API is self-documenting using OpenAPI. Once the application is running (e.g., locally at `http://localhost:7860`), you can access the interactive Swagger UI at: | |
| * **`/docs`**: [http://localhost:7860/docs](http://localhost:7860/docs) | |
| This interface allows you to explore all available endpoints, view their request and response schemas, and even try out API calls directly from your browser. | |
| ## Alternative API Documentation (ReDoc) | |
| An alternative ReDoc interface is also available at: | |
| * **`/redoc`**: [http://localhost:7860/redoc](http://localhost:7860/redoc) | |
| ### ReDoc and Content Security Policy | |
| Tensorus sets the header `Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self'` by default. This strict policy blocks the external fonts, stylesheets, and scripts that ReDoc loads from CDNs, so the ReDoc page will appear blank unless the policy is relaxed. | |
| To permit these assets you can override the policy via the `TENSORUS_CONTENT_SECURITY_POLICY` environment variable: | |
| ```bash | |
| TENSORUS_CONTENT_SECURITY_POLICY="default-src 'self'; script-src 'self' https://cdn.jsdelivr.net; style-src 'self' https://fonts.googleapis.com 'unsafe-inline'; font-src 'self' https://fonts.gstatic.com; img-src 'self' https://fastapi.tiangolo.com" | |
| ``` | |
| Set the variable to an empty string or `NONE` to remove the header entirely. | |
| ## Main API Categories | |
| The API is organized into several categories based on functionality: | |
| * **Tensor Descriptors:** Core operations for creating, reading, updating, deleting, and listing tensor descriptors. | |
| * **Semantic Metadata (Per Tensor):** Managing human-readable names, descriptions, etc., associated with specific tensors, nested under `/tensor_descriptors/{tensor_id}/semantic/`. | |
| * **Extended Metadata (Per Tensor):** CRUD operations for detailed metadata types, nested under `/tensor_descriptors/{tensor_id}/`: | |
| * Lineage Metadata (`/lineage`) | |
| * Computational Metadata (`/computational`) | |
| * Quality Metadata (`/quality`) | |
| * Relational Metadata (`/relational`) | |
| * Usage Metadata (`/usage`) | |
| * **Versioning & Lineage:** Endpoints for creating tensor versions and managing lineage relationships at a higher level. | |
| * **Search & Aggregation:** Advanced querying, text-based search across metadata, and metadata aggregation. | |
| * **Import/Export:** Endpoints for exporting and importing tensor metadata in JSON format. | |
| * **Management:** Health checks and system metrics. | |
| * **Authentication:** Write operations (POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE) are protected by API keys. See [Installation and Configuration](./installation.md) for details on setting API keys. The API key should be passed in the HTTP header specified by `TENSORUS_API_KEY_HEADER_NAME` (default: `X-API-KEY`). | |
| Please refer to the interactive `/docs` for detailed information on each endpoint, including request parameters, request bodies, and response structures. | |