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## Islandora Workbench | ||
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### Repository | ||
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<https://github.com/mjordan/islandora_workbench> | ||
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### Overview | ||
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More tailored for end users with less technical knowledge or limited server access. | ||
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- Uses Islandora’s REST API | ||
- Runs on your computer | ||
- “CSVs and a pile of scans” | ||
- Cross Platform - Python | ||
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### Islandora Workbench highlights | ||
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- Opinionated | ||
- MUCH less configuration. Decisions made for you. | ||
- No Processing | ||
- CSV has to be in the right format | ||
- Write Operations | ||
- Create, Update, and Delete content | ||
- Bumpers On | ||
- Configuration and CSV are validated | ||
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### Islandora Workbench basics | ||
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- Column names are field names | ||
- If your value contains a comma, wrap it in double quotes | ||
- Multiple values are pipe delimited | ||
- Entity references are done via numeric id (nid, mid, tid) | ||
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Islandora Workbench - Taxonomy Terms: | ||
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- Can use term id, term name, or both | ||
- 26 | ||
- Cats | ||
- 26|Cats | ||
- If using multiple vocabularies, prefix with vocabulary id: | ||
- cats:Calico|dogs:Dachshund | ||
- Terms that don’t exist can be created | ||
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Islandora Workbench - More Field Types: | ||
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- Typed Relations - Prefix term ids with namespace:rel: | ||
- relators:pht:30 | ||
- Relators:pht:30|relators:pub:45 | ||
- Geolocation fields - “Lat,Long” | ||
- "49.16667,-123.93333" | ||
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Paged Content - Two Ways: | ||
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- Metadata on Parent | ||
- Simple directory structure and filename convention | ||
- Page Level Metadata | ||
- Parent and page metadata in same CSV | ||
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### Videos | ||
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#### Summer of Islandora Workbench: Introduction to Islandora Workbench | ||
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This [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHMPsbYG-4c) (July 29, 2021) is an introduction of Islandora Workbench. | ||
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[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHMPsbYG-4c) | ||
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#### Islandora Workbench Demo | ||
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This [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNS5ouqdcfk) (Dec 17, 2020) is a demo of Islandora Workbench. | ||
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[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNS5ouqdcfk) | ||
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#### Islandora Online: Islandora Migration Tools | ||
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This [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95Bnix-z1zY) (Aug 10, 2020) provides an overview of the **Islandora Workbench** and the two other options available to migrate data into an Islandora 8 installation. | ||
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[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95Bnix-z1zY) |
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## Migrate API | ||
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Uses the Drupal 8 [Migrate API](https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/api/migrate-api/migrate-api-overview), which "provides services for migrating data from a source system to Drupal 8. | ||
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The "source system" can be almost anything: | ||
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- an Islandora 7 system | ||
- a group of scanned images and their metadata inside a CSV file | ||
- a web API | ||
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Why use the Migrate API? | ||
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- You can (potentially) do everything with configs! | ||
- Leverage contrib module plugins. | ||
- Making plugins for more complex sources and processes is (relatively) simple. | ||
- Updating metadata is as simple as: | ||
`drush mim node --update` | ||
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### A Migration Configuration defines an Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) process | ||
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- Source plugins extract data from a source | ||
- Process plugins transform the data | ||
- Destination plugins load the data (create new entities) | ||
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### We’ve built two tools for you using the Migrate API | ||
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- **migrate_islandora_csv** | ||
- <https://github.com/Islandora/migrate_islandora_csv> | ||
- Tutorial with a sample migration using some files and a CSV | ||
- Documentation section on [migrate_islandora_csv](migrate-csv.md) | ||
- **migrate_7x_claw** | ||
- <https://github.com/Islandora-Devops/migrate_7x_claw> | ||
- A tool to get all your Islandora 7 content migrated over | ||
- Documentation section on [migrate_7x_claw](migrate-7x) | ||
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#### Recap of migrate_islandora_csv | ||
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- CSVs | ||
- Everyone understands and knows how to work with CSVs | ||
- Documented | ||
- It’s a step-by-step walkthrough | ||
- Process Metadata | ||
- Clean up / transform the metadata using processors | ||
- Build Relationships | ||
- Migrations can reference other migrated content or generate new content on the fly | ||
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#### Recap of migrate_7x_claw | ||
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- Designed to migrate Islandora 7 data to Islandora 8. | ||
- DATASTREAMS | ||
- All of your datasteams, including the audit trail, are migrated | ||
- METADATA | ||
- Migrate metadata from Solr or any XML datastream | ||
- CUSTOMIZABLE | ||
- Migrate_7x_claw is a starting point, meant to be tailored to your metadata | ||
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##### To make migrate_7x_claw work you need | ||
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- Access | ||
- You need credentials to both your Islandora 7 and 8 installs. | ||
- Migrate API Knowledge | ||
- The tutorial for migrate_islandora_csv | ||
Is still relevant | ||
- Config Sync | ||
- You need to understand Drupal config synchronization. Features knowledge helps too. | ||
- Command Line Skills | ||
- This is best done with shell access and drush | ||
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### Migrate API demo video | ||
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Check out this video that demonstrates the Drupal Migrate API migration process: [Islandora Webinar: Migrating from Islandora 7 to Islandora 8](migrate-7x.md) (Nov 21, 2019) |
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## REST API | ||
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Why use the REST API? | ||
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- **Works anywhere**: You don’t have to work on the Drupal server. Migrate from your laptop! | ||
- **No PHP required**: Use any language that can make an http request. Even cURL will do just fine. | ||
- **JSON**: Why use XML if you don’t have to? | ||
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BONUS: It’s just Drupal’s REST API | ||
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### Islandora only provides two additional API endpoints | ||
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- /media/{mid}/source | ||
- PUT a file to this endpoint to create/update a Media’s file | ||
- /node/{nid}/media/{media_type}/{taxonomy_term} | ||
- PUT a file to this endpoint to create/update a Media for a Node | ||
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Just be aware, you are writing everything yourself! (In other words you are making all of the migration decisions yourself.) | ||
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### Videos | ||
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This [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95Bnix-z1zY) (Aug 10, 2020) provides an overview of the **REST API** and the two other options available to migrate data into an Islandora 8 installation. | ||
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[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95Bnix-z1zY) |
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