.yaml shortcuts to import .csv files onto my website? #225
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Hi @annamorales5, you can't use csv directly in Quire, but luckily there are free online tools that will convert csv to yaml. Like https://onlineyamltools.com/convert-csv-to-yaml or https://www.convertcsv.com/csv-to-yaml.htm. To get something that looks like this sample object data in the Quire demo and documentation: object_list:
- id: 2
title: Impression, *Sunrise*
artist: Claude Monet
year: 1872
medium: Oil on canvas
dimensions: 48 cm × 63 cm (18.9 in × 24.8 in)
location: Musée Marmottan Monet, ParisYou'd start with a csv file something like: You'll probably still need to do some clean-up and maybe cutting and pasting, but it should get you pretty far. |
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Hi @geealbers , Thanks so much for this. I am a little bit confused still on how to organize my entries in my project folder to accompany this yaml metadata entered into my text reader. If I have a folder of images, and the accompanying metadata including identifier numbers to indicate which dataset is for each image, where should I place my folder of images? And if I change the id number for each entry in my data- objects.yml folder, will they automatically accompany the right image? I am trying to enter several “catalogue” entries (images with metadata) under my content-catalogue folder in a grid style page. |
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Hi @annamorales5 can you reattach the screenshot please? |
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@annamorales5 try |
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There's not a command to reset (thought that's a great idea!). Easiest would be to copy and paste in the default variables.scss file from our GitHub source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thegetty/quire/main/themes/default/source/css/variables.scss |
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@annamorales5 I also see you were trying to change the background color. Rather than putting
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@geealbers @Erin-Cecele You guys are life savers- thanks very much. |
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Hello Quire community,
I have .csv files to organize the data that accompanies entries for my website design. I saw that there is a method for manually uploading data for each file entry/image on my site, but was wondering if anyone knows how to import .csv or similar formats through my text editor? Please let me know if you have any ideas and thank you in advance!
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