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This functionality is an extension of that provided |
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by Importing and Exporting Items via Simple Archive Format so please read that section before continuing. It is underpinned by the Biblio Transformation Engine (https://github.com/EKT/Biblio-Transformation-Engine ) |
About the Biblio-Transformation-Engine (BTE)
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The functionality of batch importing items in DSpace using the BTE has been incorporated in the "import" script already used in DSpace for years.
In the import script, there is a new option (option "-b") to import using the BTE and an option -i to declare the type of the input format. All the other options are the same apart from option "-s" that in this case points to a file (and not a directory as it used to) that is the file of the input data. However, in the case of batch BTE import, the option "-s" is not obligatory since you can configure the input from the Spring XML configuration file discussed later on. Keep in mind, that if option "-s" is defined, import will take that option into consideration instead of the one defined in the Spring XML configuration.
Thus, to import metadata from the various input formats use the following commands:
| Input | Command |
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| BibTexBibTeX (*.bib) | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-bibtex-file -i bibtex |
| CSV (*.csv) | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-csv-file -i csv |
| TSV (*.tsv) | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-tsv-file -i tsv |
| RIS (*.ris) | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-ris-file -i ris |
| EndNote | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-endnote-file -i endnote |
| OAI-PMH | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-risoai-file -i ris oai |
| arXiv | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-arxiv-file -i arxivXML |
| PubMed | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-pubmed-file -i pubmedXML |
| CrossRef | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-crossref-file -i crossrefXML |
| CiNii | [dspace]/bin/dspace import -b -m mapFile -e example@email.com -c 123456789/1 -s path-to-my-crossref-file -i ciniifXML |
Keep in mind that the value of the "-e" option must be a valid email of a DSpace user and value of the "-c" option must be the target collection handle. Attached, you can find a .zip file (sample-files.zip) that includes examples of the file formats that are mentioned above.
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