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erinspace committed Jul 10, 2016
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Start Up
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Installation (inside a virtual environment))::
Installation (inside a virtual environment)::

pip install -r requirements.txt

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Running Existing Harvesters and Normalizers
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To see a list of all providers, as well as their names for harvesting, visit http://localhost:8000/api/providers/
To see a list of all providers and their names for harvesting, visit http://localhost:8000/api/providers/

Gathering data involves a few steps:
Steps for gathering data:
- **Harvest** data from the original source
- **Normalize** data, or create a ``ChangeSet``` that will format the data to be saved into SHARE Models
- **Accept** the ``ChangeSet``` objects, and save them as ``AbstractCreativeWork`` objects in the SHARE database
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Printing to the Console
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It's possible to run the harvesters and normalizers separately, and print the results out to the console
It is possible to run the harvesters and normalizers separately, and print the results out to the console
for testing and debugging using ``./bin/share``

For general help documentation::
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find <provider dir i.e. edu.icpsr/> -type f -name '*.json' | head -<number to list>

The harvest command will by default create a new folder at the top level with the same name as the provider name,
but you can also specify a specific folder when running the harvest command with the ``--out`` argument.
but you can also specify a folder when running the harvest command with the ``--out`` argument.

To normalize all harvested documents::

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