Drafty strives to keep data up-to-date by recruiting people to review it from the crowd of people who are already using it. The data is hosted on Drafty, a web-based spreadsheet. Potential reviewers are matched to topics they likely have an interest in, by inferring their interest from interactions such as text highlighting, pointing, searching, sorting, and clicks. This continual review allows the maintenance of data to be self-sustaining over time.

Please look in the branch "shaun=dev-branch" to find the source code used in the papers:

Drafty: Enlisting Users to be Editors who Maintain Structured Data Shaun Wallace, Lucy van Kleunen, Marianne Aubin-Le Quere, Abraham Peterkin, Yirui Huang, Jeff Huang

Case Studies on the Motivation and Performance of Contributors Who Verify and Maintain In-Flux Tabular Datasets Shaun Wallace, Alexandra Papoutsaki, Neilly H. Tan, Hua Guo, Jeff Huang

For additional scripts, the server folder has numerous scripts to update and manage the live server.

cd docker/<local_dev or production>/
update the root password in the docker-compose.yml file: - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=<your_db_password>
docker-compose up -d

cd backend
npm install
npm run watch

cd <file_directory_of_this_repo>
git stash
git pull
cd backend/
npm run build
pm2 reload all

cd /vol/csopenrankings
git pull

NOTE: cs open rankings is served statically from drafty’s web server

pm2 reload all