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@docmaps/etl

v1.10.0

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ETL tool for Docmaps

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Extract-Transform-Load CLI for Docmaps

This typescript library is designed to provide core, highly-general docmaps functionality for ease-of-use in Typescript. It provides out-of-the-box validation of JSON-LD documents interpreted as docmaps directly. It is intended to additionally support validation of Docmap sub-elements, such as individual Actions or Actors that might be published separately from a whole Docmap. It will also be integrated into concrete tools such as a docmap-from-meca ETL pipeline and general visualization tools.

Usage

Via a global install:

npm i -g @docmaps/etl
npx docmaps-etl item --source crossref-api 10.5194/angeo-40-247-2022 # sub with your DOI of interest

In this repository:

pnpm install # or npm install
pnpm docmaps-etl item --source crossref-api 10.5194/angeo-40-247-2022 # or npm docmaps-etl

Implementation

This tool and library are written using the @docmaps/sdk package in this repository, as well as the crossref-openapi-client-ts also maintained by Knowledge Futures, Inc. As seen in src/crossref.ts[src/crossref.ts], Codecs from the SDK are processed using functional paradigms provided conveniently by fp-ts.

Documentation

Documentation is comments-only for now. See relevant issue.

Contributing

For Code of Conduct, see the repository-wide CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md.

For info about local development of this repository, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

Current next steps

Review the issues on this repository for up-to-date info of desired improvements. There are also expressive TODOs in the codebase. Here are some examples:

  • [ ] Enable direct configuration of the publisher information for generated Docmaps
  • [ ] Handle paginated requests for efficient parallel processing.
  • [ ] Make the ETL interface generic enough to handle at least one other data source than Crossref.