Epoxy's Archive Format

There are two priorities: archives should be easy to create, and remain useful far into the future. A distant third goal is discoverability on this site.

The scheme to meet this is a tar archive with two files and two directories.

./ ├── README.txt ├── metadata.json ├── climbing-guide/ └── supplement/

The `README.txt` file

This is written with a climbing developer in mind. There's a range of things that can be useful to touch on.

context for the guide (where it came from or how it was found)
quirks in formatting or content

This is an archive of a rock climbing guide.

NOTE: page 6 of the guide is missing

The photos were found as images on a blog post[1] from 2007
(see supplement/screenshot.png).
The blog post was found in a comment[2] on MountainProject.

[1]: https://illusiondweller.blogspot.com/2007/02/professor-keith-brueckners-1987-mt.html
[2]: https://www.mountainproject.com/area/105791148/mount-woodson#Comment-121020484

The `metadata.json` file

This is used to build the index. You can build your own with this generator.

{
  "title": "Mt. Woodson Bouldering",
  "attribution": "Keith A. Brueckner",
  "published": "1987-10",
  "boundary": {
    "north": 33.01118263970351,
    "south": 33.00240130782529,
    "east": -116.95916175842285,
    "west": -116.97572708129881,
  },
}