New versions of this module and support for Omeka S version 3.0 and above are available on GitLab, which seems to respect users and privacy better than the previous repository.
Bulk Export is a generic export module for Omeka S that provides common output formats (json, xml, spreadsheet, text), both for admin, public and api sides. It is easily extensible by other modules.
Just add an extension to the resource browse, resource show pages or api pages,
for example /admin/item.ods, /s/fr/151.odt, /api/items.tsv, or /api-local/item/151.table.json
(integration of the old feature from module Api Info).
For complex requests, numerous resources, or slow output, for example the geojson
that requires calls to remote https://geonames.org, you can use a specific page
in the admin board.
All outputs can be configured in admin settings and in site settings.
The list of available output can be added to resource browse view and in resource show view via a resource page block or via an event.
Internally, it allows to manage output formats, that are responsible for exporting metadata into a file, a stream or as a string.
You may use module Bibliography to add old bibliographic formats (bibtex,
csl, ris).
See general end user documentation for installing a module.
This module requires the module Common, that should be installed first.
For Omeka S v3, the module Blocks Disposition can be used to add it in the public sites. This is useless for Omeka S v4.
- From the zip
Download the last release BulkExport.zip from the list of releases, and
uncompress it in the modules directory.
- From the source and for development
If the module was installed from the source, rename the name of the folder of
the module to BulkExport, go to the root of the module, and run:
composer install --no-devThe list of available outputs is added automatically in the admin resource browse pages and in the resource show pages. The list of exporters is configurable in the settings. This is the same for the sites: use the site settings and eventually the blocks disposition settings (for Omeka S < v4) to display the list of exporters. For Omeka S v4, use the resource page blocks.
The view helper $this->bulkExport($resourcesOrIdsOrQuery, $options) can be
used anywhere else.
The export is available directly as /s/my-site/item/{id}.ods, or any other
extension (csv, tsv, ods, json, jsonld, geojson, list.txt, txt,
odt), or the one of other modules, in particular Bibliography. This feature
is compatible with the module Clean Url.
The export is available through the api endpoint too at /api/items/{id}.ods
(or any other extension).
It is available with the module Api Info too (deprecated) at /api/infos/items/{id}.ods.
Routes can be create manually or with the routes of the module: site/resource-output,
site/resource-output-id, admin/resource-output, admin/resource-output-id,
api/default/output.
The limit to the number of resources to output in a single call is specified in the settings. To output more resources or for complex or slow formats, you need to use the bulk export process, that will create the output in a file via a background job: just config a writer for default params, then use it and process the export.
- To convert an export with linked resource exported as url + label into linked
resources importable, you need to apply this formula in LibreOffice Calc:
=REGEX($Export.B2; "(http:/api/items/)(\d+)([^|\n]*)"; "$2"; "g")(to be adapted to your output).
- Integrate the new feature api output for Omeka S v4.1.
- Remove Writers and factorize with Formatters.
- Select resources like in the module ebook.
- For spreadsheet, add an option (by default in admin) to set headers with the datatype and the language (so multiple headers for the same property).
- Rights on exports.
- Deletion of old exports.
- Make any size output real time (streamable).
- For api, allow to pass settings like in module Api Info.
- Use request header "Accept" like .extension.
Use it at your own risk.
It’s always recommended to backup your files and your databases and to check your archives regularly so you can roll back if needed.
See online issues on the module issues page on GitLab.
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- Copyright BibLibre, 2016-2017
- Copyright Daniel Berthereau, 2019-2024 (see Daniel-KM on GitLab)
This module was initially inspired by the Omeka Classic Export plugin, built by Biblibre.