Helmholtz Metadata Collaboration
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Base-repo is a generic, domain-agnostic research data repository suitable to store and manage all kinds of research data. Its content is organized as DataResources, which consist of descriptive DataCite-compliant Metadata and one or more data elements, either stored as files or linked by reference.
deploy2zenodo is a script to deploy your data to zenodo. You can use it in a CI pipeline as an automatic workflow. Environmental variables allow very flexible use. Depending on the flags, the data can be curated before deployment in a merge request, in the zenodo web interface or not curated at all.
A directory structure and metadata linter based on JSON Schema.
The guidance system HELIPORT aims to make the entire life cycle of a scientific project according to the FAIR principles. In particular, our data management solution deals with the areas from the generation of the data to the publication of primary research data, the workflows and results.
Implementation of the HERMES workflow to automate software publication with rich metadata.
Python CLI & API for converting heterogeneous experimental data into validated NeXus (HDF5) files using reusable mapping templates and extensible workflows.
The pid-component is an easy to use web component that can be used to display PIDs, DOIs, ORCiDs, RORs, and other identifiers in an intuitive way. It is designed to be embeddable in any website and has a small form-factor mode that reduces its height to that of a single line of text.
A Java library to create and modify RO-Crates. The aim of this implementation is to not require too deep knowledge of the specification, and avoiding crates which do not fully comply to the specification, at the same time.
Somesy (software metadata sync) is a CLI tool to avoid messy software project metadata by keeping it in sync.
The Typed PID Maker enables the creation, maintenance, and validation of PIDs. It ensures the PID contains typed, machine-actionable information using validation. This is especially helpful in the context of FAIR Digital Objects (FAIR DOs / FDOs).