This is the first release of the Liionsden platform. The key feature milestones are as follows:

Frontend web interface

There is a web interface to add various entities to the database, including their metadata:
- device (i.e. cell, module, pack...) specifications including constituent components made up of compounds
- batches of devices of a particular device specification
- experiments in which devices are measured
- equipment that is used in experiments to measure devices
It is possible to search through the above data, filtering on specific properties of the entities in the database.
It is possible to upload data files in Biologic or Maccor file formats. These are automatically parsed and the data is saved.
The frontend web interface makes use of bootstrap.

Backend features

An Azure storage backend is used for saving and retrieving media files, including the implementation of SAS tokens to retrieve files from a private container.
An object-level permission system is implemented, ensuring that contributors are able to view/edit/delete only those entities in the database that they should be able to perform those actions on.
Users are granted specific permissions based on their role.

Features that have not been implemented yet, which should probably be worked on next:

User registration process, including e-mail verification and password reset process.
Wider implementation of parsers: (i) testing current two parsers on different types of raw data file to ensure they are robust, (ii) writing of further parsers to take raw data files from different instruments.