Create a JSON file denoting the current content of the Reader's "public" library

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Create a JSON file denoting the current content of the Reader's "public" library #144

Closed ericleasemorgan closed 3 years ago

ericleasemorgan commented 3 years ago

Presently, there is a tab-delimited file denoting the content of the Reader's "public" library, and it is located at https://library.distantreader.org/catalog/catalog.tsv This file needs to be re-articulated as a JSON file so cool tools can slurp it up, and present a sort of catalog, similar to the one at https://library.distantreader.org/catalog/

ericleasemorgan commented 3 years ago

@randal-sean-harrison, I believe I have done this work, and the resulting JSON file is located at https://library.distantreader.org/catalog/catalog.json Please try to use this file as input, and then create a "catalog" of study carrels. I'm sure the JSON file will need to be enhanced, but I will enhance it after you have given the creation of a catalog a go.