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This commit updates the project's documentation to be more consistent, accurate, and user-friendly.

Key changes include:
- Added a CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file to foster a positive community.
- Updated CONTRIBUTING.md to link to the new Code of Conduct.
- Restructured and updated the `docs` directory, including:
  - Replacing ASCII and other diagrams with Mermaid charts for better visualization.
  - Adding a table of contents to each document for improved navigation.
  - Ensuring content is aligned with the latest implementation.
  - Adding more detailed descriptions to the documentation.
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## System Architecture
The Kohaku Hub system is composed of three main layers: the Client Layer, the Application Layer, and the Data Layer.
```mermaid
graph TD
subgraph "Client Layer"
@@ -43,10 +45,21 @@ graph TD
C -- "S3 API" --> E
```
The **Client Layer** consists of any client that interacts with the Kohaku Hub, such as the `huggingface_hub` Python client, a Git client, or a web browser.
The **Application Layer** is a FastAPI application that provides the HuggingFace-compatible API, authentication and permissions, and the Git Smart HTTP server.
The **Data Layer** is composed of three main components:
- **LakeFS:** Provides Git-like versioning for data, including branches, commits, and tags.
- **PostgreSQL:** Stores metadata for users, repositories, and files.
- **MinIO:** An S3-compatible object storage for large files and LFS objects.
## Core Concepts
### File Size Thresholds
Kohaku Hub handles file uploads differently based on their size. The threshold is configurable via the `KOHAKU_HUB_LFS_THRESHOLD_BYTES` environment variable (default: 5MB).
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Start] --> B{File > 5MB?};
@@ -56,6 +69,9 @@ graph TD
B -- No --> F[Commit with file content];
```
- **Small Files (<= 5MB):** Files smaller than or equal to the threshold are uploaded directly to the FastAPI server, encoded in Base64 within the commit payload.
- **Large Files (> 5MB):** For files larger than the threshold, the client requests a presigned S3 URL from the server. The client then uploads the file directly to S3, and the commit contains a pointer to the file in S3. This avoids proxying large files through the application server, improving performance and scalability.
**Note:** The LFS threshold is configurable via `KOHAKU_HUB_LFS_THRESHOLD_BYTES` (default: 5MB = 5,242,880 bytes).
### Storage Layout
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## Upload Workflow
The upload workflow is designed to be efficient and scalable, especially for large files. It consists of three main phases: pre-upload check, file upload, and commit.
### Overview
```mermaid
@@ -138,18 +156,14 @@ sequenceDiagram
participant L as LakeFS
participant M as MinIO
C->>S: 1. Upload request
S->>L: 2. Get presigned URL
L->>M: 3. Generate URL
M-->>L: 4. Presigned URL
L-->>S: 5. Presigned URL
S-->>C: 6. Presigned URL
C->>M: 7. Upload file
M-->>C: 8. Upload complete
C->>S: 9. Commit file
S->>L: 10. Commit file
L-->>S: 11. Commit complete
S-->>C: 12. Commit complete
C->>S: 1. Pre-upload check
S-->>C: 2. Upload mode & presigned URLs
C->>M: 3. Upload large files to S3
M-->>C: 4. Upload complete
C->>S: 5. Commit with file content/pointers
S->>L: 6. Commit to LakeFS
L-->>S: 7. Commit complete
S-->>C: 8. Commit complete
```
### Step 1: Preupload Check
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## Download Workflow
The download workflow is designed to be fast and efficient, with clients downloading files directly from S3.
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
participant C as Client
@@ -363,11 +379,11 @@ sequenceDiagram
participant M as MinIO
C->>S: 1. Download request
S->>L: 2. Get presigned URL
L->>M: 3. Generate URL
M-->>L: 4. Presigned URL
L-->>S: 5. Presigned URL
S-->>C: 6. Presigned URL
S->>L: 2. Get object metadata
L-->>S: 3. Physical address
S->>M: 4. Generate presigned URL
M-->>S: 5. Presigned URL
S-->>C: 6. 302 Redirect to presigned URL
C->>M: 7. Download file
M-->>C: 8. Download complete
```
@@ -584,68 +600,134 @@ Returns all repositories for a user/organization, grouped by type.
## Database Schema
The following ER diagram illustrates the relationships between the main tables in the Kohaku Hub database.
```mermaid
erDiagram
users ||--o{ repositories : "owns"
users ||--o{ tokens : "has"
users ||--o{ ssh_keys : "has"
users }o--o{ organizations : "is member of"
organizations ||--o{ repositories : "owns"
repositories ||--o{ files : "contains"
repositories ||--o{ commits : "has"
USER ||--o{ REPOSITORY : "owns"
USER ||--o{ SESSION : "has"
USER ||--o{ TOKEN : "has"
USER ||--o{ SSHKEY : "has"
USER }o--o{ ORGANIZATION : "is member of"
ORGANIZATION ||--o{ REPOSITORY : "owns"
REPOSITORY ||--o{ FILE : "contains"
REPOSITORY ||--o{ COMMIT : "has"
REPOSITORY ||--o{ STAGINGUPLOAD : "has"
COMMIT ||--o{ LFSOBJECTHISTORY : "references"
users {
USER {
int id PK
string username
string email
string password
string username UK
string email UK
string password_hash
boolean email_verified
boolean is_active
bigint private_quota_bytes
bigint public_quota_bytes
bigint private_used_bytes
bigint public_used_bytes
datetime created_at
}
repositories {
REPOSITORY {
int id PK
string repo_type
string namespace
string name
string description
string full_id
boolean private
int owner_id FK
datetime created_at
}
files {
FILE {
int id PK
string name
string path
int repository_id FK
string repo_full_id
string path_in_repo
int size
string sha256
boolean lfs
datetime created_at
datetime updated_at
}
commits {
COMMIT {
int id PK
string message
string author
int repository_id FK
datetime created_at
}
organizations {
int id PK
string name
string description
datetime created_at
}
tokens {
int id PK
string token
string commit_id
string repo_full_id
string repo_type
string branch
int user_id FK
string username
text message
text description
datetime created_at
}
ssh_keys {
ORGANIZATION {
int id PK
string key
int user_id FK
string name UK
text description
bigint private_quota_bytes
bigint public_quota_bytes
bigint private_used_bytes
bigint public_used_bytes
datetime created_at
}
TOKEN {
int id PK
int user_id FK
string token_hash UK
string name
datetime last_used
datetime created_at
}
SESSION {
int id PK
string session_id UK
int user_id FK
string secret
datetime expires_at
datetime created_at
}
SSHKEY {
int id PK
int user_id FK
string key_type
text public_key
string fingerprint UK
string title
datetime last_used
datetime created_at
}
STAGINGUPLOAD {
int id PK
string repo_full_id
string repo_type
string revision
string path_in_repo
string sha256
int size
string upload_id
string storage_key
boolean lfs
datetime created_at
}
LFSOBJECTHISTORY {
int id PK
string repo_full_id
string path_in_repo
string sha256
int size
string commit_id
datetime created_at
}
}
```
### Key Tables

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## Admin Portal Architecture
The Admin Portal is a separate interface for managing the Kohaku Hub instance. It has its own authentication and provides access to administrative functions.
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Admin] -- "X-Admin-Token" --> B[Admin Portal]

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## Architecture
The KohakuHub CLI is built with a layered architecture, with the CLI commands acting as a wrapper around a Python API.
```mermaid
graph TD
A[CLI Interface] --> B[Python API]

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### Architecture Overview
The Git server is implemented as a set of FastAPI endpoints that handle Git's Smart HTTP protocol. The server uses a translation layer to convert Git operations into LakeFS REST API calls.
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Git Client] --> B[FastAPI]

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**Configuration:** `docker/nginx/default.conf`
The Nginx reverse proxy is the single entry point for all traffic to the Kohaku Hub. It serves the frontend application and proxies all API requests to the backend.
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Client] --> B{Request}
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## Architecture Diagram
The following diagram illustrates the overall architecture of the Kohaku Hub.
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Client] --> B[Nginx]
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### Upload Flow (with LFS)
The upload flow for LFS files is designed to be efficient by avoiding proxying the file through the application server.
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
participant C as Client
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### Download Flow (Direct S3)
The download flow is designed for performance by redirecting the client to download directly from S3.
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
participant C as Client

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## Port Mapping
The following diagram illustrates how requests are routed through the Nginx reverse proxy.
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Client] --> B(Port 28080 - Nginx)

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## Quick Start
The following diagram illustrates the setup process for Kohaku Hub.
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Clone Repository] --> B[Configure]
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## Configuration Reference
The following diagram illustrates the different configuration settings for Kohaku Hub.
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Security Settings] --> B[Optional Settings]