Event's Organizer should be human readable in tess

[bryan-brancotte]

Spotted by @olisand

https://tess.elixir-europe.org/events/4th-workshop-single-cell-sincellte-2022-single-cell-transcriptomics-spatial-and-multi-omics

[bryan-brancotte]

Renderer should be adapted to handle subnode with M2M (here for Single sub node)

[bryan-brancotte]

Then in get_rdf_mapping put something like

organisedByTeams=dict(schema_attr='organizer', _fields=dict(
         name='name',
         url='homepage',
 ), _type="Organization"),

[bryan-brancotte]

Todo : is tess using all organizers ? Seen only one in https://tess.elixir-europe.org/events/bigomics-genomique-comparative-biopolis while multiple when looking at api : https://catalogue.france-bioinformatique.fr/api/event/591/?format=json-ld

[olisand]

TeSS answer: currently the scraper will probably just take the first or last one.
I added an issue on their main repo.

[olisand]

Extract multiple organizers (comma-separated) solved on TeSS side: ElixirTeSS/TeSS#914

[bryan-brancotte]

Good news ! I'm keeping the issue open until we observe that the event have indeed multiple organizer

[olisand]

Absolutely! But even then, this side issue (organizer names should be scrapped instead of object URLs) will not be fixed yet, or am I wrong?

[bryan-brancotte]

Yes, we ill have to include the organizers with additional nodes as it is done with the postal address

[bryan-brancotte]

Applied in prod, can be seen at https://catalogue.france-bioinformatique.fr/api/event/476/?format=json-ld

@olisand I keep it open to follow it everything works with tess now

[olisand]

@bryan-brancotte Not yet ok on TeSS. Organizer now shows the name of the event, still followed by urls corresponding to organizer(s) instead of organizer name(s). Example here: https://tess.elixir-europe.org/events/introduction-a-l-analyse-de-donnees-transcriptomiques-avec-galaxy

[bryan-brancotte]

Hi @olisand

Applied in prod : https://catalogue.france-bioinformatique.fr/api/event/637/?format=json-ld

Again I keep it open to follow it everything works with tess now

[olisand]

Hello @bryan-brancotte
It looks good on TeSS, nice job. Thanks!