Open dnoesgaard opened 7 years ago
Sounds good to me - the only downside is the additional dependency between the two indices. Suddenly tags are refering to IDs in another database. But we chose to make the Contentful ids prominent with the intention of keeping them around anyhow.
If we want to avoid the dependency, we'd could use a common identifier, like the DOI?
it might complicate building the index, but perhaps be a more sustainable approach
Anway, I'm hoping you can come up with a prettier way of <blink>highlighting</blink>
them ;)
Does it makes sense to use the chips for this link also? E.g.
seems fine. could also just link to the data use feature instead of the literature. A bit more aggresive i know. Images could perhaps also be added to the literature item im such cases. Ahh i retract that. What you have done is probably better.
darn it, almost got a bit excited when you said images!
I'll start working on getting the links together.
I've updated Mendeley to include a tag, e.g.
gbifFeature:380zkx2QJWy6AiGokgEw4O
for the papers that have a data use feature in Contentful.
I'll leave it to you guys to take it from here :)
@MortenHofft I guess we just didn't get anywhere on this, but I suppose the issue belongs with the other additions to the crawler before we start looking a UI... (ref https://github.com/gbif/content-crawler/issues/35)
I would like to propose the following idea:
Allow links from literature to data use features, e.g.
The appearance of the featured box should be controlled by a Mendeley tag that we could add to the ES index, e.g.
In Mendeley: "tags":["2017","CN","Evolution","GBIF_used","open_access:true","peer_review:true","gbifFeature:xyz"]
in ES index: "gbifFeature": "xyz"
(xyz being the URL to the datause item - or even just the contentful id)
Thoughts?