ReShare Document Index

Document	Category	Description
ReShare Project Charter	Governance	This document describes the purpose and governance structure of the ReShare project. It was submitted to the Open Library Foundation as part of the membership process.
ReShare Functional Overview	Requirements	This document was created as an outcome of the ReShare Steering Committee meeting held in Philadelphia in July 2018. It was the first attempt to describe the functional requirements for a ReShare minimally viable product (MVP) and serves as the canonical source of requirement for the project.
Architecture and Design Ideas	Architecture	Written by Sebastian Hammer, this document suggests a high level framework for the user’s interaction with ReShare and for the organization of logic, data, and the flow of data between components. It is the original description of the decentralized approach to ReShare nodes.
Requirements spreadsheet	Requirements	This spreadsheet takes information from the Functional Overview document and breaks it down into detailed requirements. These requirements have been used to do the initial population of features for MVP in the Project ReShare Jira instance.
User Experience Proposal and Timeline	UX	Filip Jakobsen's original proposal for ReShare UX research with descriptions of each phase and and overall timeline.
ReShare Cross-Platform Flow	UX	A visual representation of user interactions with the ReShare system and related platforms, both technical and physical. Version 1.0.0 is based on the requirements laid out in the ReShare Functional Overview.
/wiki/spaces/PR/pages/486178870	Development	An overview of how the Development Team uses Jira, including definitions, policies, and workflows.
ReShare OpenURL Listener	Development	Documentation describing the ReShare listener for requests sent as OpenURL.
ReShare Development Documents	Development	High-level documentation for ReShare on Github.
Library systems and technology matrix	Development	A matrix of systems and technologies used by ReShare partner libraries. Includes ILSes, discovery tools, resource sharing tools, single sign on, and more.