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Climate Health 1.0.13 documentation
Climate Health 1.0.13 documentation

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  • Using Chap Core with DHIS2 Modeling App
    • Configure DHIS2 Modeling App and Chap Core to work together
  • Integrate external models
    • Making existing models compatible with CHAP
    • Developing your own custom model with CHAP
    • External model specification
    • Running models through CHAP
    • Integrating External Models with DHIS2 through CHAP
    • Wrapping GluonTS models
    • Overview of supported models
    • Data requirements in CHAP
    • Running models with examples
  • Using the CLI Tool
    • Setting up CHAP-Core CLI Tool
    • CHAP Core Credentials for Google Earth Engine
    • Use JSON-file from DHIS2 Modeling App with CHAP Core CLI
    • Running on JSON Data Downloaded from the DHIS2 Modeling App
  • Contributor guide
    • Contributor getting started
    • Setting Up CHAP Core as a Contributor
    • Important note for Windows contributors
    • Code overview
    • Vocabulary (domain specific terms used in the code)
    • Testing while developing
    • Writing and building documentation
    • Creating a docker image for R models
  • Chap REST API
    • Using Chap REST API
    • Setting up Chap REST-API locally
  • Releases and Future Plans
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Using Chap REST API¶

NOTE: The documentation about how the REST-API is working is limited.

There are two main ways to setup the CHAP REST-API:

  • For local testing purposes, the easiest way is to setup the CHAP REST-API locally with Docker

  • For using Chap in a production environment, it’s recommended to instead follow the instructions for setting up the CHAP REST-API on a server

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