Application "dataspects"
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Content
Dataspects Business Aspects
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What's the story behind Application "dataspects"?
Application "dataspects" is a Ruby command-line application for managing/refactoring Semantic MediaWikis. It supports the following use cases:
It plays a vital role in Component_601228.
It uses connection and configuration profiles (declared in YAML files) for all SMWs that you want to work with.
It supports 2 levels of content/process directives:
- simple (specified within the context of the command line command)
- complex (specified in content-/process-references)
How can Application "dataspects" be used?
Each use case works with a set of pages originating somewhere
This set of SMWCindyKate::Pages loads SMWCindyKate::Page instances into its @pages[page.sPageName] = page:
You can then define selections of pages using these methods
You can then filter these page selections using these methods
In order to reduce complexity, the following NOT_ selectors only select pages if all but the leftmost arguments match.
I.e. for a page to be selected by NOT_having_FIELD_VALUE_for_FIELD_NAME_in_TEMPLATE_NAME, it must have FIELD_NAME in TEMPLATE_NAME.
If you want to select pages which "don't have FIELD_VALUE in FIELD_NAME" because they don't have FIELD_NAME to begin with, you have to use NOT_having_FIELD_NAME_in_TEMPLATE_NAME.
On filtered page selections you can mutate wikitext using these methods
When done, you can use these methods to store pages
Finally, you can use monitoring methods for quality control
Commands
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Methods and Testing
See Overview "Testing smw-cindykate".
Concepts and Architecture
Example: Using a facets-management-script.rb for managing facets
The command's synopsis is as follows:
user@workstation:~$ SDMS --profile ~/profiles.yaml content manage facets-management-script.rb
- profiles.yaml is passed into the script as @profile (for information about what this contains, see Concept "Connection and Configuration Profiles")
- all command line options are passed into the script as @options
What can be used how in a facets-management-script.rb?
