This document is for members of the UTS eResearch team and anyone that would like to set up an Arkisto.
This document covers:
- How to generate or get raw Data
- How to generate Ro-Crates using a JavaScript implementation ro-crate-js
- How generate an OCFL repository using a JavaScript implementation ocfl-js
- How to spin up an ONI
- How to configure dynamic HTML pages
- How to create an RO-Crate export
The instructions on managing the site locally cover Linux and OS X using docker. Windows users are recommended to use a Linux VM with docker
To get the data either we need to interrogate a database using SQL queries, REST APIs or scraping tools. There will be cases for which we do not currently have acces to raw data. Depending on the use case we would need to generate.
Using XLRO to define the metadata and use X code to generate Ro-Crates
Turn your ro-crates into an OCFL repository to be used within ONI.
ONI is your main search engine site where the data is going to be accesible by generating a searchable site
- See Seafood Collection README.md's to find instructions on how to start an Arkisto