Introduction and Background to Jangle
Jangle is a specification for applying the Atom Publishing Protocol (AtomPub) to library resources and for exposing these resources simply and RESTfully.
There are three basic principles that define Jangle:
- The library information model is broken up into four discrete concepts or entities: Actors, Resources, Items and Collections.
- The Jangle architecture is divided into two components, the Jangle core: the public facing AtomPub interface; and one or many connectors: applications that contain the business logic for translating specific systems into Jangle.
- The Jangle core and connectors communicate via an HTTP REST API using a defined JSON syntax.
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