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Doiowa

A library to manage the registration and maintenance of DOIs at the Iowa State University Library.

Requirements

Requires Python version 3.7 or higher.

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Getting Started

To get started, download doiowa, create a virtual environment for it, and install external requirements.

Downloading/Cloning this Repository

Download or clone the repository and create a virtual environment.

If you download doiowa, extract the zip file and go to the doiowa directory via the Command Prompt.

To clone the repository using git, run the following commands in the Command Prompt.

C:\your\dir> git clone https://github.com/isu-meta/doiowa.git
C:\your\dir\> cd doiowa

Creating a Virtual Environment and Installing requirements

To finish setting up doiowa, run the following commands in the Command Prompt.

C:\your\dir\doiowa> python -m venv "doi_env"
C:\your\dir\doiowa> doi_env\Scripts\activate
C:\your\dir\doiowa> pip install -r requirements.txt

Basic Usage

To register one or more DOIs, use the register command followed by the XML file containing the DOIs and associated metadata, your Crossref username and password:

C:\your\dir\doiowa> python doiowa.py register new_dois.xml username password

To check on the status of a submission, use the check command followed by either the XML file submitted or the DOI batch ID of the submission and your Crossref username and password:

C:\your\dir\doiowa> python doiowa.py check new_dois.xml username password

or:

C:\your\dir\doiowa> python doiowa.py check new-dois-0001 username password

Documentation

Documentation of the doiowa library, its modules, objects, and functions is available as HTML in the doc directory. Explore the documentation online.

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