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Part of the discussion around properties lead to the idea that even database-specific definitions could be promoted as a "namespace" provider, so that e.g., NOMAD could use the definition from OQMD, without having an external provider definition.
I think all we would need for that is a way to resolve a single definition, e.g., /info/structures/_mp_band_gap.
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Part of the discussion around properties lead to the idea that even database-specific definitions could be promoted as a "namespace" provider, so that e.g., NOMAD could use the definition from OQMD, without having an external provider definition.
I always thought that serving database-specific properties of other database providers was allowed. Or are there any paragraphs in the specification blocking this?
I think all we would need for that is a way to resolve a single definition, e.g., /info/structures/_mp_band_gap.
I do not quite understand the need of fragmentation, maybe I cannot envisage a use case here. Our (COD) implementation already for v1.2.0 serves OPTIMADE properties from core, _cod_ provider and will serve _cheminfo_ in a short while. For the requests on /info/structures I read in all core and _cod_ property definitions in JSON, merge them and return in a single response. When _cheminfo_ namespace gets added, I will read in its property definitions in JSON and append to what our server already returns.
Part of the discussion around properties lead to the idea that even database-specific definitions could be promoted as a "namespace" provider, so that e.g., NOMAD could use the definition from OQMD, without having an external provider definition.
I think all we would need for that is a way to resolve a single definition, e.g.,
/info/structures/_mp_band_gap
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: