Catmandu::FedoraCommons - Low level Catmandu interface to the Fedora Commons REST API
# Use the command line tools
$ fedora_admin.pl
# Or the low-level API-s
use Catmandu::FedoraCommons;
my $fedora = Catmandu::FedoraCommons->new('http://localhost:8080/fedora','fedoraAdmin','fedoraAdmin');
my $result = $fedora->findObjects(terms=>'*');
die $result->error unless $result->is_ok;
my $hits = $result->parse_content();
for my $hit (@{ $hits->{results} }) {
printf "%s\n" , $hit->{pid};
}
# Or using the higher level Catmandu::Store codes you can do things like
use Catmandu::Store::FedoraCommons;
my $store = Catmandu::Store::FedoraCommons->new(
baseurl => 'http://localhost:8080/fedora',
username => 'fedoraAdmin',
password => 'fedoraAdmin',
model => 'Catmandu::Store::FedoraCommons::DC' # default
);
$store->bag->each(sub {
my $model = shift;
printf "title: %s\n" , join("" , @{ $model->{title} });
printf "creator: %s\n" , join("" , @{ $model->{creator} });
my $pid = $model->{_id};
my $ds = $store->fedora->listDatastreams(pid => $pid)->parse_content;
});
my $obj = $store->bag->add({
title => ['The Master and Margarita'] ,
creator => ['Bulgakov, Mikhail'] }
);
$store->fedora->addDatastream(pid => $obj->{_id} , url => "http://myurl/rabbit.jpg");
# Add your own perl version of a descriptive metadata model by implementing your own
# model that can do a serialize and deserialize.Catmandu::FedoraCommons is an Perl API to the Fedora Commons REST API (http://www.fedora.info/). Supported versions are Fedora Commons 3.6 or better.
Create a new Catmandu::FedoraCommons connecting to the baseurl of the Fedora Commons installation.
Execute a search query on the Fedora Commons server. One of 'query' or 'terms' is required. Query contains a phrase optionally including '*' and '?' wildcards. Terms contain one or more conditions separated by space. A condition is a field followed by an operator, followed by a value. The = operator will match if the field's entire value matches the value given. The ~ operator will match on phrases within fields, and accepts the ? and * wildcards. The <, >, <=, and >= operators can be used with numeric values, such as dates.
Examples:
query => "*o*"
query => "?edora"
terms => "pid~demo:* description~fedora"
terms => "cDate>=1976-03-04 creator~*n*"
terms => "mDate>2002-10-2 mDate<2002-10-2T12:00:00"Optionally a maxResults parameter may be specified limiting the number of search results (default is 20). This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::findObjects model.
This method returns the next batch of search results. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::findObjects model.
Example:
my $result = $fedora->findObjects(terms=>'*');
die $result->error unless $result->is_ok;
my $hits = $result->parse_content();
for my $hit (@{ $hits->{results} }) {
printf "%s\n" , $hit->{pid};
}
my $result = $fedora->resumeFindObjects(sessionToken => $hits->{token});
my $hits = $result->parse_content();
...This method returns a datastream from the Fedora Commons repository. Required parameters are the identifier of the object $pid and the identifier of the datastream $dsID. Optionally a datestamp $asOfDateTime can be provided. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::getDatastreamDissemination model.
To stream the contents of the datastream a callback function can be provided.
Example:
$fedora->getDatastreamDissemination(pid => 'demo:5', dsID => 'VERYHIGHRES', callback => \&process);
sub process {
my ($data, $response, $protocol) = @_;
print $data;
}This method execute a dissemination method on the Fedora Commons server. Required parameters are the object $pid, the service definition $sdefPid and the name of the method $method. Optionally further method parameters can be provided and a callback function to stream the results (see getDatastreamDissemination). This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::getDatastreamDissemination model.
Example:
$fedora->getDissemination(pid => 'demo:29', sdefPid => 'demo:27' , method => 'resizeImage' , width => 100, callback => \&process);This method returns the version history of an object. Required is the object $pid. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::getObjectHistory model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->getObjectHistory(pid => 'demo:29')->parse_content;
for @{$obj->{objectChangeDate}} {}
print "$_\n;
}This method returns a detailed description of an object. Required is the object $pid. Optionally a version date asOfDateTime can be provided. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::getObjectProfile model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->getObjectProfile(pid => 'demo:29')->parse_content;
printf "Label: %s\n" , $obj->{objLabel};This method returns a list of datastreams provided in the object. Required is the object $pid. Optionally a version date asOfDateTime can be provided. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::listDatastreams model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->listDatastreams(pid => 'demo:29')->parse_content;
for (@{ $obj->{datastream}} ) {
printf "Label: %s\n" , $_->{label};
}This method return a list of methods that can be executed on an object. Required is the object $pid and the object $sdefPid. Optionally a version date asOfDateTime can be provided. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::listMethods model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->listMethods(pid => 'demo:29')->parse_content;
for ( @{ $obj->{sDef} }) {
printf "[%s]\n" , $_->{$pid};
for my $m ( @{ $_->{method} } ) {
printf "\t%s\n" , $m->{name};
}
}This method returns information about the fedora repository. No arguments required. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::describeRepository model.
Example:
my $desc = $fedora->describeRepository()->parse_content();This method adds a data stream to the object. Required parameters are the object $pid, a new datastream $dsID and a remote $url, a local $file or an $xml string which contains the content. Optionally any of these datastream modifiers may be provided: controlGroup, altIDs, dsLabel, versionable, dsState, formatURI, checksumType, checksum, mimeType, logMessage. See: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FEDORA36/REST+API for more information. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::datastreamProfile model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->addDatastream(pid => 'demo:29', dsID => 'TEST' , file => 'README', mimeType => 'text/plain')->parse_content;
print "Uploaded at: %s\n" , $obj->{dateTime};This methods adds a triple to the 'RELS-EXT' data stream of the object. Requires parameters are the object $pid and a relation as a triple ARRAY reference. Optionally the $datatype of the literal may be provided. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::addRelationship model.
Example:
$fedora->addRelationship(pid => 'demo:29' , relation => [ 'info:fedora/demo:29' , 'http://my.org/name' , 'Peter']);This method exports the data model of the object in FOXML,METS or ATOM. Required is $pid of the object. Optionally a $context may be provided and the $format of the export. See: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FEDORA36/REST+API for more information. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::export model.
Example:
my $res = $fedora->export(pid => 'demo:29');
print $res->raw;
print "%s\n" , $res->parse_content->{objectProperties}->{label};This method return metadata about a data stream. Required is the object $pid and the $dsID of the data stream. Optionally a version 'asOfDateTime' can be provided and a 'validateChecksum' check. See: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FEDORA36/REST+API for more information. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::datastreamProfile model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->getDatastream(pid => 'demo:29', dsID => 'DC')->parse_content;
printf "Label: %s\n" , $obj->{profile}->{dsLabel};This method returns the version history of a data stream. Required paramter is the $pid of the object and the $dsID of the data stream. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::datastreamHistory model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->getDatastreamHistory(pid => 'demo:29', dsID => 'DC')->parse_content;
for (@{ $obj->{profile} }) {
printf "Version: %s\n" , $_->{dsCreateDate};
}This method generates a new pid. Optionally a 'namespace' can be provided and the required 'numPIDs' you need. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::pidList model.
Example:
my $pid = $fedora->getNextPID()->parse_content->[0];This method exports the data model of the object in FOXML format. Required is $pid of the object. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object .
Example:
my $res = $fedora->getObjectXML(pid => 'demo:29');
print $res->raw;This method returns all RELS-EXT triples for an object. Required parameter is the $pid of the object. Optionally the triples may be filetered using the 'relation' parameter. Format defines the returned format. See: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FEDORA36/REST+API for more information. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::getRelationships model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->getRelationships(pid => 'demo:29')->parse_content;
my $iter = $obj->get_statements();
print "Names of things:\n";
while (my $st = $iter->next) {
my $s = $st->subject;
my $name = $st->object;
print "The name of $s is $name\n";
}This method ingest an object into Fedora Commons. Required is the $pid of the new object (which can be the string 'new' when Fedora has to generate a new pid), and the $filename or $xml to upload written as $format. Optionally the following parameters can be provided: label, encoding, namespace, ownerId, logMessage. See: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FEDORA36/REST+API for more information. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::ingest model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->ingest(pid => 'new', file => 't/obj_demo_40.zip', format => 'info:fedora/fedora-system:ATOMZip-1.1')->parse_content;
printf "created: %s\n" , $obj->{pid};This method updated a data stream in the object. Required parameters are the object $pid, a new datastream $dsID and a remote $url, a local $file or an $xml string which contains the content. Optionally any of these datastream modifiers may be provided: controlGroup, altIDs, dsLabel, versionable, dsState, formatURI, checksumType, checksum, mimeType, logMessage. See: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FEDORA36/REST+API for more information. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::datastreamProfile model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->modifyDatastream(pid => 'demo:29', dsID => 'TEST' , file => 'README', mimeType => 'text/plain')->parse_content;
print "Uploaded at: %s\n" , $obj->{dateTime};This method updated the metadata of an object. Required parameter is the $pid of the object. Optionally one or more of label, ownerId, state, logMessage and lastModifiedDate can be provided. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::modifyObject model.
Example:
$fedora->modifyObject(pid => 'demo:29' , state => 'I');This method purges a data stream from an object. Required parameters is the $pid of the object and the $dsID of the data stream. Optionally a range $startDT to $endDT versions can be provided to be deleted. See: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FEDORA36/REST+API for more information. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::purgeDatastream model.
Example:
$fedora->purgeDatastream(pid => 'demo:29', dsID => 'TEST')->parse_content;This method purges an object from Fedora Commons. Required parameter is the $pid of the object. Optionally a $logMessage can be provided. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::purgeObject model.
Example:
$fedora->purgeObject(pid => 'demo:29');This method removes a triple from the RELS-EXT data stream of an object. Required parameters are the $pid of the object and the relation to be deleted. Optionally the $dataType of the literal can be provided. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::purgeRelationship model.
Example:
$fedora->purgeRelationship(pid => 'demo:29' , relation => [ 'info:fedora/demo:29' , 'http://my.org/name' , 'Peter'])This method can be used to put a data stream on/offline. Required parameters are the $pid of the object , the $dsID of the data stream and the required new $dsState ((A)ctive, (I)nactive, (D)eleted). This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::datastreamProfile model.
Example:
$fedora->setDatastreamState(pid => 'demo:29' , dsID => 'url' , dsState => 'I');This method updates the versionable state of a data stream. Required parameters are the $pid of the object, the $dsID of the data stream and the new $versionable (true|false) state. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::datastreamProfile model.
Example:
$fedora->setDatastreamVersionable(pid => 'demo:29' , dsID => 'url' , versionable => 'false');This method can be used to validate the content of an object. Required parameter is the $pid of the object. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::validate model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->validate(pid => 'demo:29')->parse_content;
print "Is valid: %s\n" , $obj->{valid};This method uploads a file to the Fedora Server. Required parameter is the $file name. This method returns a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response object with a Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Model::upload- model.
Example:
my $obj = $fedora->upload(file => 't/marc.xml')->parse_content;
print "Upload id: %s\n" , $obj->{id};Catmandu::FedoraCommons::Response, Catmandu::Model::findObjects, Catmandu::Model::getObjectHistory, Catmandu::Model::getObjectProfile, Catmandu::Model::listDatastreams, Catmandu::Model::listMethods
<patrick.hochstenbach at ugent.be>This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of either: the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; or the Artistic License.
See http://dev.perl.org/licenses/ for more information.