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Stefan Kasberger edited this page Jun 27, 2020
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Purpose
- Migrate data from or to Dataverse via it's API
- Process Dataverse metadata: manipulate, export, import, convert,
- Connect other software to Dataverse: Microservices, Jupyter notebooks,
- Save time:
- 1 Dataverse:
- 1 Dataset:
- 1 Datafile:
- Better understanding of your metadata and data processes, requirements and practices through a clearly structured workflow.
- Microservices
- Validate Metadata for Dataverse validity
- Enrich Dataverse metadata
Scope
- API wrapper
- metadata data model: Dataverse, Dataset, Datafile
- connectors: Dataverse Upload JSON, Dataverse Download JSON, CSV, DDI XML, GESIS DSpace JSON, BagIt etc.
Future:
- pipeline
- oaistree
- pdvtree
Solutions
- Tests with pytest, tox on travis-ci
- Test coverage at coveralls.io
- Online Documentation with Sphinx
- Virtual environment with Python 3 venv
- Publishing and issue tracking at GitHub. Integration with coveralls.io and Travis-CI.
- Dataverse Version 4.18.1 for development and testing.
Strength
- Easy extendible
- open source
- tested and documented
- upload data and metadata automatically
Funding Income streams
- data migrations:
- from Nesstar to Dataverse
- from DSpace to Dataverse
Possible Sources:
- EU projects
- Instutitions: IQSS, ODUM, DANS, CDCC??
Possible activities
- Write paper about pyDataverse
- Collect and share information about usage of module: screenshots, stories, use-cases.
- Code-Sprint / Hackathon
- Present: Conferences, other CESSDA Service Providers
- Webinar
- Make next level in Python programming and structurally improve the repo: Read and apply the 2 Python books.
- Stabilize existing functionality
- Add features which are requested and/or with high impact.
- Learn from others and implement existing functionalities / code
- Microservice: Test and vallidate data submissions
- Microservice: Test prepared data before data access on Dataverse and preservation
- Microservice: Alternatives Frontend: Daten via pyDataverse von Instanz holen und anders aufbereiten.