Open berniegsfc opened 4 months ago
You might also consider: https://cdaweb.gsfc.nasa.gov/pre_generated_plots/kp_plots/ace27/gif/ac27_crn$(x;name=crn)_$Y$j$H-$(Y;end)$j$H.gif
This would allow any time within the 27-day interval to be associated with the file.
The code has been updated. The change will be visible when 0.6.26 is deployed.
I've deployed the change to all of our servers.
Do you have code to convert from the old (all.xml) templates to this new syntax? If so, I may be able to automate adding the new template values to all of cdaweb's dataset SPASE descriptions.
Autoplot needed to do this but it's fairly simple, just converting the %Q to $v. I use your web services now to get the file listing, so this is probably no longer that useful.
Is it really that simple? Just change all %
characters to $
and replace $Q
with $v
? And then add subdividedby value at end of all.xml's //access/URL
?
It's close to that. There are a number of filenames that have both start and stop times, and I don't know how these appear in all.xml. With URI Templates that would look like $Y$j$H-$(Y;end)$j$H.cdf.
From the first example I found in all.xml, it looks like you just assume a second %Y
in a filename is an end time. Off hand, I'm not sure I can make the second substitution with a simple regex search/replace but it still seems doable (and simpler than I thought).
The latest version of hdpws adds these Template elements to ALL SPASE description which have CDAWeb AccessInformation
and are in https://spdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/pub/catalogs/all.xml
. This jupyter notebook demonstrates getting the values for all cdaweb datasets. It would be great if someone could add a few cells to the notebook demonstrating the actual use of the template values.
Here are two SPASE descriptions that contain
//AccessDirectoryTemplate
and//AccessFilenameTemplate
values.These are merely examples for testing and should not be considered permanent.