Adding the trajectories endpoint to OPTIMADE #377
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Thanks for the hard work on this @JPBergsma!
My comments below are mostly around maintaining our compliance with the JSON:API format.
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…eferences for frames.
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…lso possible to do this via the next field in the links field of the JSON response.
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During the OPTIMADE meeting in June 2021, we discussed in room 2 how the OPTIMADE standard could be expanded to allow the sharing of trajectory data. Based on the discussions with amongst others @giovannipizzi, @gmrigna, Adam Hospital, Tristan Bereau, Amit Gupta, Corey Oses, Ellad Tadmor, Maithilee Motlag, and Daniel S Karls, I have written a first draft for adding a trajectory endpoint. This will hopefully be a good base for further discussion.
The PR adds a trajectories section (in this PR section 7.3), that defines how a client can query and retrieve data from trajectories and how the server can share this data. We have tried to do this in a general way so that many different kinds of trajectories can be shared.