Module: CsvTemplateGenerator
- Defined in:
- backend/app/lib/csv_template_generator.rb
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: CsvTemplateError, Template, TemplateSpec
Class Method Summary collapse
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.csv_for_digital_object_generation(resource_id) ⇒ Object
Module-level methods here are primarily what’s called by consumers at the controller level.
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.csv_for_top_container_generation(resource_id) ⇒ Object
Module-level methods here are primarily what’s called by consumers at the controller level.
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.q(*args) ⇒ Object
Class Method Details
.csv_for_digital_object_generation(resource_id) ⇒ Object
Module-level methods here are primarily what’s called by consumers at the controller level. Generally they will consist of 1. instantiate a template definition 2. fetch a a dataset 3. return an enumerator over CSV lines for streaming to frontend/direct download
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# File 'backend/app/lib/csv_template_generator.rb', line 240 def csv_for_digital_object_generation(resource_id) csv_template_path = File.join(ASUtils.find_base_directory, 'templates', 'bulk_import_DO_template.csv') csv = CSV.read(csv_template_path) # Remove first entry because it's automatically prepended with `field_name_text` option in TemplateSpec below. column_field_names = csv[0].drop(1) # CSV headers column_explanations = csv[1].drop(1) # CSV header explanations columns = {} for x in 0..(column_field_names.length - 1) columns[column_field_names[x].to_sym] = { title: column_explanations[x] } end template = Template.new( TemplateSpec.new( sheet_description: "Archival Object Digital Object Generation Template Prefilled", field_name_text: "ArchivesSpace digital object import field codes (please don't edit this row)", title_text: "Field Name", columns: columns ) ) resource = ::Resource.find(id: resource_id) dataset = DB.open do |ds| ds[:resource]. inner_join(:archival_object, :root_record_id => :id). where(q(:resource, :id) => resource_id). select( q(:archival_object, :id).as(:archival_object_id) ). order(q(:archival_object, :id)) end data_hash = [] dataset.paged_each do |row| archival_object = ::ArchivalObject.find(id: row[:archival_object_id]) data_hash.push({ res_uri: resource.uri, ao_uri: archival_object.uri, }) end template.each_hash_row(data_hash) end |
.csv_for_top_container_generation(resource_id) ⇒ Object
Module-level methods here are primarily what’s called by consumers at the controller level. Generally they will consist of 1. instantiate a template definition 2. fetch a a dataset 3. return an enumerator over CSV lines for streaming to frontend/direct download
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# File 'backend/app/lib/csv_template_generator.rb', line 185 def csv_for_top_container_generation(resource_id) template = Template.new( TemplateSpec.new( sheet_description: "Archival Object Top Container Generation Template", field_name_text: "ArchivesSpace field code (please don't edit this row)", title_text: "Field Name", group_text: "Maps to ASpace Type", columns: { # For reference archival_object_id: {title: "Archival Object ID", group: "Archival Object"}, ref_id: {title: "Ref ID", group: "Archival Object"}, component_id: {title: "Component ID", group: "Archival Object"}, archival_object_title: {title: "Title", group: "Archival Object"}, resource_title: {title: "Resource Title", group: "Resource"}, ead_id: {title: "EAD ID", group: "Resource"}, identifier: {title: "Identifier", group: "Resource", formatter: ->(value) { JSON.parse(value).compact.join(" ") }}, # Editable instance_type: {title: "Instance Type", group: "Instance", blank: true}, top_container_id: {title: "Top Container ID (existing top container, leave blank if creating new container)", group: "Container", blank: true}, top_container_type: {title: "Top Container Type", blank: true, group: "Top Container"}, top_container_indicator: {title: "Top Container Indicator", group: "Top Container", blank: true}, top_container_barcode: {title: "Top container barcode", group: "Top Container", blank: true}, container_profile_id: {title: "Container Profile ID", group: "Top Container", blank: true}, child_type: {title: "Child Type", group: "Sub Container", blank: true}, child_indicator: {title: "Child Indicator", group: "Sub Container", blank: true}, child_barcode: {title: "Child Barcode", group: "Sub Container", blank: true}, location_id: {title: "Location ID", group: "Location", blank: true} } ) ) dataset = DB.open do |ds| ds[:resource]. inner_join(:archival_object, :root_record_id => :id). where(q(:resource, :id) => resource_id). select( q(:archival_object, :id).as(:archival_object_id), q(:archival_object, :ref_id), q(:archival_object, :component_id), q(:archival_object, :title).as(:archival_object_title), q(:resource, :title).as(:resource_title), q(:resource, :ead_id), q(:resource, :identifier) ). order(q(:archival_object, :id)) end template.each(dataset) end |
.q(*args) ⇒ Object
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# File 'backend/app/lib/csv_template_generator.rb', line 175 def q(*args) # Convenience method to get qualified names without having to type 14 chars Sequel.qualify(*args) end |