RDMOViewBuilder offers a small tool to build a view to be imported in RDMO. The view takes a catalog xml file as input, e.g. generated with the RDMOCatalogBuilder.
To use RDMOViewBuilder type the following:
import BuildView
BuildView.control_create_view("infiles/qa_questions.xml", en="outfiles/qa_questions_view_template_en.xml")This produces an example view for the catalog in infiles/qa_questions.xml. The title gets <h1>, a section <h2>, a
questionset <h3>. The questions are written in bold letters, help texts italic. Collections in questionsets as well as
collections in questions are taken into account.
RDMOViewBuilder creates a view draft including each question from the given catalog. For specific purposes, the view can be adapted to the user's needs. This is best done via interface in RDMO management.
The project comprises the module BuildView.py with all necessary code. The input and output file arguments can be either directly written into main method or used like shown in usage above.
RDMOViewBuilder produces view drafts as xml. If desired, multiple languages can be given. As the RDMO views only comprise one language, multiple view files must be generated.
This project includes several example files:
infiles/example1_questions.xml: this catalog gives an example with different types of answers including optionsinfiles/example2_questions.xml: this catalog includes questionsets with collectionsinfiles/qa_questions.xml: this is the quality assurance catalog from RDMOCatalogBuilderoutfiles/example1_view_template_de.xml: view template to be imported into RDMO from example1_questions.xml in Germanoutfiles/example1_view_template_en.xml: view template to be imported into RDMO from example1_questions.xml in Englishoutfiles/qa_questions_view_template_en.xml: view template to be imported into RDMO from qa_questions.xmloutfiles/qa_curation_view_template_en.xml: view template manually revised in RDMO and exported from there; qa_questions_view_template_en.xml was used to create a specified curation view
The RDMOViewBuilder is licensed under Apache-2.0. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Michael Wagner ([email protected])