rdmo-plugins-zenodo

This plugin implements an export provider for RDMO, which lets users push metadata from RDMO to Zenodo work packages. The plugin uses OAUTH 2.0, so that users use their respective accounts in both systems. It creates only the metadata in Zenodo, so that users need to upload the actual data on Zenodo themselfes.

Setup

Install the plugin in your RDMO virtual environment using pip (directly from GitHub):

pip install git+https://github.com/rdmorganiser/rdmo-plugins-zenodo

Add the plugin to INSTALLED_APPS in config/settings/local.py:

INSTALLED_APPS += ['rdmo_zenodo']

Add the plugin to PROJECT_EXPORTS in config/settings/local.py:

PROJECT_EXPORTS += [
    ('zenodo', _('Directly to Zenodo'), 'rdmo_zenodo.exports.ZenodoExportProvider')
]

An Developer applications has to be registered with Zenodo here: https://zenodo.org/account/settings/applications/. For development, you can also use the sandbox instance provided by Zenodo: https://sandbox.zenodo.org/account/settings/applications/. During the registration, you need to enter a Redirect URI for your RDMO instance:

https://rdmo.example.com/services/oauth/zenodo/callback/
http://localhost:8000/services/oauth/zenodo/callback/     # for development

After registration, you are provided with a client_id and a client_secret, which need to be added to the RDMO settings, along with some other optional entries:

ZENODO_PROVIDER = {
    'client_id': os.getenv('ZENODO_CLIENT_ID'),
    'client_secret':  os.getenv('ZENODO_CLIENT_SECRET'),
    'add_project_members': True,  # add the members of the project as creators to each dataset
    'upload_type': 'dataset',     # specify the resource type
    'access_right': 'open',       # specify whether the dataset is open, embargoed, restricted, or closed
}

Usage

The plugins apear as export options on the RDMO project overview.