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Along the same lines as 478015 which introduced a generalization for the taxonomy list page,
this commit generalizes the term page template, so that we can remove all duplicates for
taxonomy-specific layout templates.
Several new partials are introduced that are now used in a term page heading and info section,
specifically for the date, identifiers, links, licenses, and related terms such as persons or
topics. These same partials are also worked into the existing 'taxonomy-list-vertical-item'
partial to remove further redundant code. As part of these changes, new icons were added. Also
content has to be updated to change 'date_created' to 'date' in order to streamline its handling
in the single generalized template. The associated jinja templates were also updated with this
change.
The term page layout can be customized in the same taxonomy's '_index.md' page front matter as
is done for the taxonomy list page customization. Newly introduced options are all sub-properties
of the new 'term' property under 'params':
- 'person_display': When a list of persons are rendered for a given term, what should those
people be called? This is a string value that defaults to 'Contributors'.
- 'depiction_type': The type of depiction that should be rendered for the given term page (and
in 'taxonomy-list-vertical-item'), if such a file exists in the term bundle. This expects a
string that will be matched against image files in the term bundle, and will default to 'depiction'.
This option is necessary because the depiction registration workflow saves depiction files with
names representing their types, e.g. 'portrait', 'logo', etc.
- 'show_relations': In which format should term relations be displayed at the bottom of the term page,
if at all. The default is to display no relations (explicitly: 'none'). Other options include
'expandable', which will show list of expandable taxonomy groups, each group containing all terms of
that taxonomy that relate to the current term; and 'congo', which will render the Congo-theme default
list of related terms.
Here are two example configurations for the term options:
'content/persons/_index.md':
---
title: Persons
params:
term:
depiction_type: portrait # portrait | logo | depiction (default)
show_relations: expandable # expandable | congo | none (default)
---
'content/publications/_index.md':
---
title: Publications
params:
term:
person_display: Authors # defaults to 'Contributors'
---
Finally, new config is added to several taxonomy index pages to perform these customizations for terms:
- persons: should render the 'portrait' depiction type and show expandable relations
- publications: display persons as 'Authors'
- instruments: should render the 'logo' depiction type
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title: DataLad
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params:
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graphRootNodePID: xyzrins:instruments/datalad
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pid: xyzrins:instruments/datalad
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doi: null
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date: '2015-10-14'
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source_code_url: null
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documentation_url: null
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title: DataLad
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description: 'DataLad is a Python-based tool for the joint management of code, data,
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and their relationship, built on top of a versatile system for data logistics (git-annex)
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and the most popular distributed version control system (Git). It adapts principles
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of open-source software development and distribution to address the technical challenges
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of data management, data sharing, and digital provenance collection across the life
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cycle of digital objects.
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DataLad aims to make data management as easy as managing code. It streamlines procedures
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to consume, publish, and update data, for data of any size or type, and to link
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them as precisely versioned, lightweight dependencies. DataLad helps to make science
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more reproducible and FAIR. It can capture complete and actionable process provenance
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of data transformations to enable automatic re-computation. The DataLad project
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(datalad.org) delivers a completely open, pioneering platform for flexible decentralized
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research data management (RDM). It features a Python and a command-line interface
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as well as a dedicated graphical user interface, an extensible architecture, and
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does not depend on any centralized services but facilitates interoperability with
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a plurality of existing tools and services. In order to maximize its utility and
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target audience, DataLad is available for all major operating systems, and can be
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integrated into established workflows and environments with minimal friction.'
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kind: Software
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author: []
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topic: []
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license: []
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---
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