alizarin 1.0.0

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+ ![Alizarin: Fast JS Knowledge Graphs](./docs/banner.png)
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+ # Alizarin
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+ This is a pure JS/TS implementation of [AORM](https://github.com/flaxandteal/arches-orm/)
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+ for front or backend.
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+ ### CI
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+ To get linting up and running, this uses `typescript-eslint`. Currently, this has a
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+ temporary allowed limit of 46 warnings, and sets several errors to warnings. This
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+ is temporary and will be progressively reduced.
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+ ### License
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+ Currently, and you should assume for the foreseeable future,
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+ any use of this package, even as a front-end library, carries AGPL requirements and that
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+ means any derived work must be licensed appropriately, with shared source-code. This, for
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+ avoidance of doubt, means original untranspiled Javascript, Typescript etc. must be made
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+ public to all web-users for the whole of any web platform using this library.
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+ **This library unlikely to be suitable for use in most traditional commercial products.**
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+ We may, in future, dual-license or relicense this package more liberally, so please note
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+ that we will expect **any PRs to be MIT-licensed** to enable the possibility.
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+ This may seem lopsided if we begin receiving PRs on the scale of the existing project,
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+ so if you are considering doing a
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+ substantial piece of work, get in touch beforehand to see if a relicense is possible (which
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+ may depend on third-party discussions) and how we can handle it.
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+ **Please note** that there is third-party code in the `tests/` subdirectory.
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+ ### Acknowledgments
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+ Thanks to the folks at [Historic England](https://historicengland.org.uk/), the
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+ [GCI](https://www.getty.edu/conservation/) and the [Arches Developer Community](https://www.archesproject.org/)
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+ for the fantastic Arches project, and to the
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+ [Historic Environment Division](https://www.communities-ni.gov.uk/topics/historic-environment) for their
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+ support of our related Arches work.
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+ In particular, the test data is based on the resource models from [Arches for HERs](https://www.archesproject.org/arches-for-hers/)
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+ and [Arches for Science](https://www.archesproject.org/arches-for-science/).
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+ };
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