A permanent, accurate, convenient, accessible, open archive of the world's powerlifting data.
Presentation of this data is available at OpenPowerlifting.org.
Powerlifting to the People.
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Please refer to the LICENSE file.
OpenPowerlifting data (*.csv) under meet-data/ is contributed to the public domain.
The OpenPowerlifting database contains facts that, in and of themselves,
are not protected by copyright law. However, the copyright laws of some jurisdictions
may cover database design and structure.
To the extent possible under law, all data (*.csv) in the meet-data/ folder is waived
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Although you are under no requirement to do so, if you incorporate OpenPowerlifting
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so that people may know about this project and help contribute data.
Sample attribution text:
This page uses data from the OpenPowerlifting project, https://www.openpowerlifting.org.
You may download a copy of the data at https://gitlab.com/openpowerlifting/opl-data.
If you modify the data or add useful new data, please consider contributing
the changes back so the entire powerlifting community may benefit.
First, install the "nightly" version of the Rust programming language using rustup:
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | shWhen a menu appears, choose "Customize installation".
Press the Enter key until it asks Default toolchain?. Type nightly and press Enter.
Continue pressing Enter at the remaining prompts until Rust is installed.
Log out and log back in to allow ~/.cargo/bin to be part of your default shell $PATH.
Install dependencies:
sudo dnf install make npm python3-beautifulsoup4 python3-flake8 ansible parallel uglify-jsBuild the project and run the server:
make
cd server
cargo run --releaseTo run the server using Docker, simply build and run:
docker build -t opl .
docker run -p 8000:8000 opl
Access at http://localhost:8000/ per usual.