RO-Crate Profile Portal

About

RO-Crates are a method for packaging research data with their metadata. RO-Crate Profiles define the conventions, types and properties to do this for specific communities and domains.

Submitting a profile to the portal

The profile portal is accepting contributions!

Important

To be accepted, the profile must be a Profile Crate accessible on the public internet.

To add your profile (or a profile you feel is missing):

• Open scripts/profile_urls.txt in this repo for editing (click file, then click pencil icon)
• Append the URL of your profile to the file on a new line
• Click Commit Changes and select Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request
• In the Open a pull request window, click Create pull request - the RO-Crate team will now be notified about your request
• When the pull request page has opened, you will notice some automated checks running
  • ✅ If successful: all good, the team will review and merge your request
  • ❌ If the check fails: there is an error or problem with your URL, either click the link to view the error message and debug or raise a ticket for the RO-Crate team here

Development Setup

1. Clone the repository

To clone the repository, click <> Code above the list of files on the GitHub page of this repo, and copy the URL under your choice of clone method (HTTPS / SSH Key / GitHub CLI).

In the CLI:
git clone <URL>

Change into the project directory for the following steps:
cd sampo-dashboard

2. Configure .env

Make a copy of env.template, rename it to .env and populate the variables.

3. Build Docker images and start containers

The following command builds the development Docker images (--build) before starting containers in detached mode (-d).

docker compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up -d --build

4. Stop and remove containers and networks

docker compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml down