- Install Docker
- Create a Zenodo token
docker run -it --rm \
-v $PWD/candidates:/app/candidates \
-v $PWD/config:/app/config:ro \
# Mount Datalad provider configuration here, if needed. See note below.
mathdugre/loris2zenodo loris_url candidates_file metadata_file zenodo_token [--conceptdoi CONCEPTDOI] [--sandbox]
Note: If the LORIS database you are trying to crawl requires authentifcation you will need to pass a provider configuration file to docker.
- Create a Datalad provider file using this template.
- Mount the volume with the datalad provider configuration when starting the container.
Linux:
-v ~/.config/datalad/providers/$PROVIDER_CONFIG:~/.config/datalad/providers/$PROVIDER_CONFIG:ro
OSX:
-v ~/Library/Application\ Support/datalad/providers/$PROVIDER_CONFIG:~/.config/datalad/providers/$PROVIDER_CONFIG:ro
loris_url: URL pointing to the Candidate API of a LORIS database. More *information about the LORIS API can be found in the LORIS API *wiki.
candidates_file: A .txt
file containing a candidate id, to upload on
*zenodo, on each line.
metadata_file: A DATS.json
file containing the metadata for the dataset.
For more information about the DATS format see their
documentation
It must contain the following fields:
- "title"
- "description"
- "creators"
zenodo_token: Authentification token created from your Zenodo account.
--conceptdoi (optional): This flag allows to update a current dataset instead of creating a new one. It require to pass the concept DOI of the initial dataset; it can be found on Zenodo.
--sandbox (optional): This flag allows to do test upload on the Zenodo *sandbox. Note that you will need a authentification token from Zenodo *sandbox.