Advanced Resource Template (module for Omeka S)

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Advanced Resource Template is a module for Omeka S that adds new settings to the resource templates in order to simplify and to improve the edition of resources. If you do not see images, go to the original repository:

Specify templates to be used for each resource (items, media, item sets) and value annotations:
Specify a template for a value annotation globally:
Specify a template for a value annotation by property:
Require a resource class from a limited list of resource classes:
Limit template to a closed list of properties:
Input control via a pattern:

Force a literal value to follow a regex pattern, for example for identifiers.
Minimum/maximum length of a literal value
Minimum/maximum number of values:

It allows to force to have only one value when needed, for example a main category or a publication date, or to limit the values to a specific number.
Default value:

This option simplifies creation of resources manually.
Automatic value (on save):

This option allows to add a value to the resource. By construction, this value cannot be removed. The value can be a raw one or created with placeholders and other values. See below.
Locked values:

This option is useful for identifiers. Note that an automatic value is always a locked value, so this option is designed for other values. A locked value can still be updated by the api.
Explode a value with a separator:

This option allows to let the user filling multiple values in one field, then the values are exploded on save. For example, the property "dcterms:subject" can use the ";" as separator, so when the user fills "alpha; beta", it will be exploded into two values "alpha" and "beta".
Filter linked resources with a query:

For properties filled with an internal resource, the right sidebar searches in all resources by default. The option allows to limit them with a query to find them quickly. The query is the arguments of an standard advanced search request.
Auto-completion with existing values:
Other parameters:

An option is added to add new parameters to the property. It does nothing by default, but can be used to pass informations about template properties to complex themes. There is no format for the parameters for now, since they should be managed by the theme or a specific module. It is recommended to use keys values pairs separated by "=" or json.
Multiple fields with the same property:

This option allows to have multiple times the same property with different settings. For example, you may want to have a free subject and a subject from two thesaurus. They can be set as different data types of the same property, but as multple template properties too, so each one has its own label and settings (size, number, etc.), as for spatial cover ("couverture spatiale") in the example below.

Warning: for compatibility with core and modules and because they are variants of the same property, the template properties are kept gathered according to the original term in the resource template. So, in the example below, it is not possible to include another template property between the two spatial covers.
Group properties under a label:

When values and properties are numerous, the module allows to group them under a label. For example, you can group the Dublin Core properties like that:

  # Descriptive metadata
  dcterms:title
  dcterms:description
  dcterms:type
  dcterms:source
  dcterms:relation

  # Indexing metadata
  dcterms:coverage
  dcterms:subject

  # Intellectual property metadata
  dcterms:creator
  dcterms:contributor
  dcterms:publisher
  dcterms:rights

  # Instantiation metadata
  dcterms:date
  dcterms:format
  dcterms:identifier
  dcterms:language

Here, the record is divided under four group labels. When some properties have multiple fields, you can group them more precisely appending the property label after a /, for example : dcterms:subject/Sujets Rameau and dcterms:subject/Sujets libres.

Display of links on values of properties

In the record, the value of the properties can be displayed as a search link, that is useful in particular to bounce on the subjects. The links to the linked resource or to the external uri can be added too. The properties can be selected via a whitelist and a blacklist.
Language selection and default by template and by property, or no language:
Order of linked resources (subject values)

Warning: This feature requires a patch on Omeka, waiting for pull request Omeka/Omeka-S#2054.

By default, linked resources are ordered by title. This option allows to order them with another property or multiple other properties. For example, the interventions of a manifestation published in a journal can be ordered by bibo:volume and bibo:issue. So, if each intervention references the manifestation via dcterms:isPartOf, the parameter of the template Manifestation can be:

  # dcterms:isPartOf
  bibo:volume asc
  bibo:issue asc

The default order can be set with # without property, but the use cases are probably very rare.

Module Custom Vocab: Open authority list to allow user to add a new term when none can be used for a value.
Module Value Suggest: keep original label
Module Value Suggest: require uri
Creation of a new linked resource during edition of a resource:

This is useful to create a new author of a resource when authors are managed as resources. An option allows to allow it or to forbid it for each property. After creation, the new resource is automatically linked to the resource being edited.
Selection of default data types:
Autofill multiple fields with external data (IdRef, and Geonames and generic json or xml services):

See below.
Import and export of templates as spreadsheet (csv/tsv):
Automatic attachment of items to item sets

When a query is set in the tab Advanced of the item set form, all existing and new items will be automatically attached to this item set, according to the request.

Attention : items that are manually attached to the item set will be automatically detached if they are not in the results of the request.
Resource block with selected properties

This block allows to manage a short record in the page resource/show, for example when a theme displays a tab with "Record" and "Advanced metadata".

The option is set in site settings. Each line is the term and the optional alternatif label. A specific label can be set on each line, separated with a "=". A division to group a list of properties may be added with "# div-class" and an optional label separated with a "=". Example:

  # values-type
  dcterms:type

  # values-creator
  dcterms:creator

  # values-date
  dcterms:date
  dcterms:created
  dcterms:issued

  # values-subject
  dcterms:subject

  # values-rights = Terms of use
  dcterms:rights
  dcterms:license

Installation

See general end user documentation for installing a module.

The optional module Generic may be installed first.

The module uses an external library, so use the release zip to install it, or use and init the source.

From the zip

Download the last release AdvancedResourceTemplate.zip from the list of releases (the master does not contain the dependency), and uncompress it in the modules directory.

From the source and for development

If the module was installed from the source, rename the name of the folder of the module to AdvancedResourceTemplate, go to the root module, and run:

composer install --no-dev

Usage

Simply update your resource templates with the new options and use them in the resource forms.

Here are some details for some features.

Default value

By default, simply set the string to use a default value. For a resource, this is the resource id and for uri this is the uri.

For a uri with a label, just separate the uri and the label with a space:

https://example.com/my-id Label of the value

For other data types that may be more complex, the default value can be set as a json with all hidden sub-data that are in the Omeka resource form.

For a uri with a label and a language (for value suggest):

{
    "@id": "https://example.com/my-id",
    "o:label": "Label of the value",
    "@value": "Value of the value (let empty)",
    "@language": "eng"
}

For a linked resource, that is useful only for a better display:

{
    "display_title": "Title of my object",
    "value_resource_id": "1",
    "value_resource_name": "items",
    "url": "/admin/item/1",
}

Automatic value

This option can be set at template level or template property level. The aim is the same, but when created, the property level display the input in the form.

Property level

The value specified in the field will be appended to the resource.

The value may be a simple string or a json representation of a value (like in the api). The type of the value should be one specified in the data types of the template property. A check is done for validity, for example the id should exists when the data type is a resource.

Some basic placeholders can be used with json dot notation and basic twig-like commands. The format is the same than the auto-filling (see below). A future release will integrate the improvements made for the module Bulk Import.

Template level

Unlike property level, multiple values can be set, one by line.

For templates, the property should be specified too, and eventually other data (language, visibility).

For example, to define the template and an automatic identifier for a media when saving an item:

~ = o:resource_template = 1
~ = dcterms:identifier ^^literal {o:item.dcterms:creator.0..@value}_{o:item.o:template.o:label}_{{ index() }}

Autofilling

For the autofilling, you have to set the mappings inside the main settings, then to select it inside the resource template.

The mapping is a simple text specifying the services and the mappings. it uses a similar format than the modules Bulk Export, Bulk Import, and Bulk Import Files. It will be improved with the Bulk Import format in a future release.

Integrated services

For example, if the service returns an xml Marc like for Colbert, the mapping can be a list of XPath and properties with some arguments (here with the specialized ontology bio to manage biographic metadata):

[idref:person] = IdRef Person
/record/controlfield[@tag="003"] = bibo:uri ^^uri
/record/datafield[@tag="900"]/subfield[@code="a"] = dcterms:title
/record/datafield[@tag="200"]/subfield[@code="a"] = foaf:familyName
/record/datafield[@tag="200"]/subfield[@code="b"] = foaf:firstName
/record/datafield[@tag="200"]/subfield[@code="f"] = dcterms:date
/record/datafield[@tag="103"]/subfield[@code="a"] = bio:birth ^^numeric:timestamp ~ {{ value|dateIso }}
/record/datafield[@tag="103"]/subfield[@code="b"] = bio:death ^^numeric:timestamp ~ {{ value|dateIso }}
/record/datafield[@tag="340"]/subfield[@code="a"] = bio:olb @fra
/record/datafield[@tag="200"]/subfield[@code="c"] = bio:position @fra

The first line contains the key and the label of the mapping, that will be listed in the resource template form. Multiple mapping can be appended for different services.

You can use the same autofiller with multiple mappings for different purposes: append a number to the key ([idref:person #2]). If the mapping isn’t available, it will be skipped. Don’t change it once defined, else you will have to check all resource templates that use it.

For a json service, use the object notation:

[geonames]
?username=demo
toponymName = dcterms:title
geonameId = dcterms:identifier ^^uri ~ https://www.geonames.org/{__value__}/
adminCodes1.ISO3166_2 = dcterms:identifier ~ ISO 3166-2: {__value__}
countryName = dcterms:isPartOf
~ = dcterms:spatial ~ Coordonnées : {lat}/{lng}

Note that geonames requires a user name (that should be the one of your institution, but it can be "demo", "google", or "johnsmith"). Test it on https://api.geonames.org/searchJSON?username=demo. The module Value Suggest uses "kdlinfo" now, so it is used if no other user name is defined.

If the key contains a . or a \, it should be escaped with a \: \. and \\.

More largely, you can append any arguments to the query sent to the remote service: simply append them url encoded on a line beginning with ?.

It’s also possible to format the values: simply append ~ to indicate the pattern to use and {__value__} to set the value from the source. For a complex pattern, you can use any source path between { and }.

For more complex pattern, you can use some Twig filters with the current value. For example, to convert a date 17890804 into a standard ISO 8601 numeric date time 1789-08-04, you can use:

/record/datafield[@tag="103"]/subfield[@code="b"] = dcterms:valid ^^numeric:timestamp ~ {{ value|trim|slice(1,4) }}-{{ value|trim|slice(5,2) }}-{{ value|trim|slice(7,2) }}

The Twig filter starts with two { and a space and finishes with a space and two }. it works only with the current value.

Other services

If you want to include a service that is not supported currently, you can choose the autofiller generic:json or generic:xml. Two required and two optional params should be added on four separate lines:

the full url of the service, Note that the protocol may need to be http, not https on some servers (the server where Omeka is installed), because the request is done by Omeka itself, not by the browser. So, to use the recommended https, you may have to [config the keys] sslcapath and sslcafile in the Omeka file config/local.config.php.
the query with the placeholder {query}, starting with a ?,
the path to the list of results, when it is not root, in order to loop them, indicated with {list},
the path to the value to use as a label for each result, indicated with {__label__}. If missing, the first field will be used.

For exemple, you can query another Omeka S service (try with "archives"), or the services above:

[generic:json #Mall History] Omeka S demo Mall History
http://dev.omeka.org/omeka-s-sandbox/api/items?site_id=4
?fulltext_search={query}
o:title = {__label__}
dcterms:title.0.@value = dcterms:title
dcterms:date.0.@value = dcterms:date
o:id = dcterms:identifier ^^uri ~ https://dev.omeka.org/omeka-s-sandbox/s/mallhistory/item/{__value__}

[generic:json #geonames] = Geonames generic
http://api.geonames.org/searchJSON
?username=johnsmith&q={query}
geonames = {list}
toponymName = dcterms:title
geonameId = dcterms:identifier ^^uri ~ https://www.geonames.org/{__value__}/
adminCodes1.ISO3166_2 = dcterms:identifier ~ ISO 3166-2: {__value__}
countryName = dcterms:isPartOf
~ = dcterms:spatial ~ Coordinates: {lat}/{lng}

[generic:xml #IdRef Person] = IdRef Person
https://www.idref.fr/Sru/Solr
?version=2.2&rows=30&q=persname_t%3A{query}
/doc/str[@name="affcourt_z"] = {__label__}
/response/result/doc = {list}
/doc/arr[@name="affcourt_r"]/str = dcterms:title
/doc/arr[@name="nom_t"] = foaf:lastName
/doc/arr[@name="prenom_t"] = foaf:firstName
/doc/date[@name="datenaissance_dt"] = dcterms:date ^^numeric:timestamp
/doc/str[@name="ppn_z"] = bibo:uri ^^uri ~ https://idref.fr/{__value__}

TODO

Warning

Use it at your own risk.

It’s always recommended to backup your files and your databases and to check your archives regularly so you can roll back if needed.

Troubleshooting

See online issues on the module issues page on GitLab.

License

This module is published under the CeCILL v2.1 license, compatible with GNU/GPL and approved by FSF and OSI.

In consideration of access to the source code and the rights to copy, modify and redistribute granted by the license, users are provided only with a limited warranty and the software’s author, the holder of the economic rights, and the successive licensors only have limited liability.

In this respect, the risks associated with loading, using, modifying and/or developing or reproducing the software by the user are brought to the user’s attention, given its Free Software status, which may make it complicated to use, with the result that its use is reserved for developers and experienced professionals having in-depth computer knowledge. Users are therefore encouraged to load and test the suitability of the software as regards their requirements in conditions enabling the security of their systems and/or data to be ensured and, more generally, to use and operate it in the same conditions of security. This Agreement may be freely reproduced and published, provided it is not altered, and that no provisions are either added or removed herefrom.

The library jQuery-Autocomplete is published under the license MIT.

Copyright

These features were built for the future digital library Manioc of the Université des Antilles and Université de la Guyane, currently managed with Greenstone. Some other ones were built for the future digital library Le Menestrel and for the institutional repository of student works Dante of the Université de Toulouse Jean-Jaurès.

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