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cdli-api-client

v0.1.5

Published

A client for the CDLI REST API

Downloads

13

Readme

Framework API Client

Client for CDLI framework API.

Install

A prerequisite for this client is Node.JS and a package manager like npm, which usually comes with it.

npm install -g https://github.com/cdli-gh/framework-api-client

Or install it locally into an existing project:

npm install https://github.com/cdli-gh/framework-api-client

Alternatively, the command can be run with npx:

npx cdli-api-client --help

Getting started

Right now, the client supports two basic operations:

  • exporting parts of the database as linked data (or specifically N-Triples). The parts that can be chosen are the types of entities in the catalogue, such as artifacts, materials, proveniences, inscriptions and periods.
  • searching artifacts in the database.

Command-Line Interface

cdli [command]

Commands:
  cdli export  Export catalog and text data
  cdli search  Export catalog and text data

Options:
  --version          Show version number                               [boolean]
  --host, -h         Host URL to use for API calls
                         [string] [default: "https://cdli.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/"]
  --format, -f       File format
                  [choices: "ndjson", "csv", "tsv", "ntriples", "bibtex", "atf"]
  --output-file, -o  Output file (outputs to stdout by default)
  --help             Show help                                         [boolean]

Export

cdli export

Export catalog and text data

Options:
  --version          Show version number                               [boolean]
  --host, -h         Host URL to use for API calls
                         [string] [default: "https://cdli.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/"]
  --format, -f       File format
                  [choices: "ndjson", "csv", "tsv", "ntriples", "bibtex", "atf"]
  --output-file, -o  Output file (outputs to stdout by default)
  --help             Show help                                         [boolean]
  --entities, -e     Which types of entities to fetch
        [array] [choices: "archives", "artifacts", "artifactsExternalResources",
            "artifactsMaterials", "collections", "dates", "dynasties", "genres",
  "inscriptions", "languages", "materials", "materialAspects", "materialColors",
                 "periods", "proveniences", "publications", "regions", "rulers"]

So to export place-related entities from a locally-running framework instance you could do this:

cdli export \
  --host http://localhost:2354/ \
  --entities archives proveniences regions \
  --output-file places.nt

Fetching all artifacts from the live server could look like this:

cdli export \
  --host https://cdli.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/ \
  --entities artifacts \
  --format csv \
  --output-file artifacts.csv

Export all linked data:

cdli export \
  --host https://cdli.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/ \
  --entities abbreviations archives artifacts artifact-assets \
    artifacts-external-resources artifacts-materials authors \
    collections dynasties entities-external-resources entities-names \
    external-resources genres inscriptions journals languages \
    locations materials material-aspects material-colors periods \
    proveniences publications regions rulers \
  --format ntriples \
  --output-file all.nt

Search

cdli search

Search artifacts in the catalog

Simple search:
  -q, --query                Search query                                [array]
      --queryCategory, --qc  Search category
        [array] [choices: "keyword", "publication", "collection", "provenience",
                               "period", "transliteration", "translation", "id"]
      --queryOperator, --qo  Search operator      [array] [choices: "AND", "OR"]

Advanced search:
      --advancedField, --af  Search field                                [array]
      --advancedQuery, --aq  Search query                                [array]

Filter:
      --filterField, --fk  Filter by field                               [array]
      --filterValue, --fv  Filter by value                               [array]

Options:
      --version      Show version number                               [boolean]
  -h, --host         Host URL to use for API calls
                         [string] [default: "https://cdli.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/"]
  -f, --format       File format
                  [choices: "ndjson", "csv", "tsv", "ntriples", "bibtex", "atf"]
  -o, --output-file  Output file (outputs to stdout by default)
      --help         Show help                                         [boolean]

Example:

cdli search -q holland --fk genre --fv "Official or display" -f tsv

Programming Interface

const CDLI = require('cdli-api-client')

const client = new CDLI.Client('http://localhost:2354/')

// process logging
client.on('log', msg => process.stderr.write(msg))

client.export(['archives', 'proveniences', 'regions' ], 'places.nt')
    .then(entities => {
        for (const { status, reason } of entities) {
            if (status === 'rejected') {
                console.error(reason)
            }
        }
    })