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Does the GEDCOM X spec currently support a method of noting the program that assembled the GEDCOM X data? I have a program that outputs data in GEDCOM X format and I'd like to add metadata to that which includes the program's name and version, much like metadata that is often embedded in images.
It seems that I could use attribution property of the JSON data type but attributions is typically used for users.
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justincy
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Metadata about the source or author of the GEDCOM X document
Metadata about the originating software of the GEDCOM X data
Feb 20, 2017
Are you looking for a property with specific semantic meaning for software and version? Or do you just need human-readable text?
There's not a great place for the former, although I think it would be reasonable to add it, perhaps to the "Attribution" data type.
If you just need a human-readable place for it, I'd suggest you just create a SourceDescription of the data and put what you need in the title or citation, e.g.:
{
"descriptionRef" : "#this",
..."sourceDescriptions" : [ {
"id" : "this",
"citations" : [ {
"value" : "Data for user John Doe; February 21, 2017; using My Great Software, Version 1.2.3"
} ]
} ]
}
Does the GEDCOM X spec currently support a method of noting the program that assembled the GEDCOM X data? I have a program that outputs data in GEDCOM X format and I'd like to add metadata to that which includes the program's name and version, much like metadata that is often embedded in images.
It seems that I could use attribution property of the JSON data type but attributions is typically used for users.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: