Hangar board is a collection of GUI utilities for visualizing and inspecting the data stored in multiple hangar repositories. It is also designed to guide the users for the interaction on hangar repo from a python program or from command line. This README should be considered as the documentation for setting up and quick start the hangar board.

Currently hangarboard works only with docker but making it a pip installable is something we have in the top of our priority list. Launch hangarboard using prebuilt docker image:

docker run -p 8000:8000 -v /path/to/repo1:/data/repo1 -it --rm tensorwerk/hangarboard

In case you have more than one repository, you can either map the parent folder that has multiple repositories to /data in docker or map each repository individually as given in the command above. This will bring up the hangarboard server on localhost:8000. Hangarboard is in the first release now and currently capable of only navigating you through different repositories, arraysets inside repositories and samples inside arraysets. However, upcoming releases should help you visualize the data using the plugin system, check the commit history, figure out the diff between branches (or commits) and understand different ways of interacting with a hangar repository