ARCitISA is a powerful tool for research data management, providing a rich set of features for managing and annotating your data with a seamless experience.
The easiest way to get started is the ARCitISA desktop app. Download the latest build for your operating system from the assets on our GitHub Releases Page:
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Windows:
.exeinstaller -
macOS:
.dmg(available for Intelx64and Apple Siliconarm64) -
Linux:
.deb,.rpm,.pkg.tar.zst(Arch),.AppImage, or.zipforx64, and.deb,.rpmor.zipforarm64- Debian and Ubuntu:
sudo apt install ./swate_<version>_amd64.deb(_arm64.debon arm64) - Fedora:
sudo dnf install ./swate-<version>-1.x86_64.rpm(.arm64.rpmon arm64) - Arch Linux and distributions based on it:
sudo pacman -U arcitisa-<version>-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst - Other distributions: make
ARCitISA-<version>-x64.AppImageexecutable withchmod +xand run it, or unpackARCitISA-linux-x64-<version>.zip(linux-arm64on arm64) and startswatein the unpacked folder
If the AppImage or the zip stops with a sandbox error, start it with
--no-sandbox. For the zip you can instead runsudo chown root:root chrome-sandboxandsudo chmod 4755 chrome-sandboxin the unpacked folder. - Debian and Ubuntu:
See all available components in action by visiting our Storybook.
ARCitISA's UI is built from reusable React Components, published as the npm package @nfdi4plants/swate-components and the Fable NuGet package Swate.Components for .NET developers.
Want to build on top of ARCitISA's components? Install them directly:
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JavaScript: Install via npm:
npm install @nfdi4plants/swate-components
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Fable F#: Install via NuGet:
dotnet add package Swate.Components
You can find indepth documentation on how to use ARCitISA on our knowledgebase.
Besides the desktop app, ARCitISA is available as a Web Tool as well: swate-alpha.nfdi4plants.org
You can also follow along our tutorial Violas Journey 🪻
Note
The tutorial is based on ARCitect and still needs to be updated for the new ARCitISA desktop app.
Any help is welcome, from a typo fix to a new feature. If you are unsure about anything, just ask. We are here to help you help us.
If you want to contribute or just check out ARCitISA on your local machine have a look at the CONTRIBUTING.md file.
Every release is published to Zenodo with a stable DOI.