Is current API ok?

[hagenw]

The current master is the release candidate for version 1.0.0 of audfactory. Would be nice to check if you agree with the currently proposed API. To check you need to compile the documentation locally.

Here is a summary of all the changes compared to version 0.8.1:

• Removed all deprecated functions
• Removed audfactory.config.ARTIFACTORY_ROOT and add support for different Artifactory server locations
• Based all unit tests on the https://audeering.jfrog.io/artifactory server
• Based all docstring tests in audfactory/core/api.py on the https://audeering.jfrog.io/artifactory server
• Disabled all docstring tests in audfactory/core/lookup.py as we don't have public lookup tables at the moment (and I think it is not worth the effort to include that already in the 1.0.0 release)
• Most of the functions no require a full URL as input, but for the functions where it make more sense to stay with group_id, name, version, repository as arguments I added another server argument where you now have to specify the URL of your Artifactory server

[frankenjoe]

Unfortunately, I cound't figure out how get a user name and password for https://audeering.jfrog.io/artifactory, so I couldn't really test any code. But I have built the documentation and I think it looks good! I only have few comments:

• Why audfactory.server_url() and not just audfactory.url()?

• Maybe use :modaudfactory` here:

• Link to is_semantic_version() is not working:

[hagenw]

The good news is you accessed https://audeering.jfrog.io/artifactory already. Building the documentation is accessing the data-public repository which has anonymous access.

For the other one you need to add an additional entry to ~/.artifactory_python.cfg and I will create a user account for you. Not sure yet where we document this.

[hagenw]

I renamed audfactory.server_url() to audfactory.url() and took the opportunity to do the same with audfactory.artifactory_path(), audfactory.deploy_artifact() and audfactory.download_artifact().

I didn't use :mod: in the README as the README should also look nice on Github.

I fixed the link to audeer.is_semantic_version()