docuteam Documentation

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https://docs.docuteam.ch

Technical documentation for the docuteam platform, including the box API (versions 1.0 through 3.0), docuteam actions and actions-js for workflow tasks, the docuteam feeder REST API, and the Matterhorn RDF data and metadata model for archival information packages (AIP) on Fedora 6.

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What's inside docuteam

  1. Overview of docuteam feeder v7.0

    docuteam feeder is a web-based ingest tool designed for migrating, validating, modifying, and storing data in long-term archives. It features a graphical user interface for building and executing workflows using a library of 'docuteam actions'. The system is multi-client capable, allowing different organizations to configure and administer the tool independently. It supports manual operation, automated workflows via hotfolders, and remote execution/monitoring through a web API.
  2. Overview of docuteam feeder

    docuteam feeder (v8.4) is a web-based ingest tool designed for migrating, validating, modifying, and storing data in long-term archives. It features a graphical user interface for building and executing custom workflows using modules from the docuteam actions library. The tool is multi-client capable, allowing multiple organizations to configure and administer the system independently. It supports manual operation, automated workflows via hotfolders, and remote execution/monitoring through an API.
  3. Overview of docuteam actions-js

    docuteam actions-js is a TypeScript library providing ingest actions designed to be used as steps within a feeder workflow. It provides a unified command-line interface via the docuteam-actions command to execute various operations. Unlike the Java-based actions used for Matterhorn METS packages, this library is developed in TypeScript.
  4. Overview of the Box Cockpit

    The Cockpit in Box (v1.0) provides graphical and tabular summaries of the repository's content. It allows users to dynamically adjust the presentation and scope of the displayed content using filters.
  5. Introduction to docuteam actions

    docuteam actions (version 6.6) is a collection of Java-based tasks with precisely defined scopes. These actions are primarily used within docuteam feeder to construct complex workflows consisting of multiple steps. Actions are organized into the following functional packages: Administration, Submission, Quality Assurance, Ingest, Storage, Bridge, and Util.
  6. Overview of docuteam cosmos

    docuteam cosmos is a modular software solution designed for the operation of digital long-term archives. It is based on the Open Archival Information System (OAIS) reference model and utilizes specific metadata formats including Matterhorn RDF, Matterhorn METS, and Docuteam Dublin Core (1.0 and CSV 1.0).
  7. Overview of docuteam actions-js

    docuteam actions-js (Version 2.0) is a TypeScript library providing ingest actions designed to be used as steps within a feeder workflow. Unlike the Java-based actions used for Matterhorn METS packages, this library is developed in TypeScript and provides a unified command-line interface for executing various operations.
  8. Overview of docuteam actions

    docuteam actions (version 7.2) provides a set of functions designed to create, edit, and save Submission Information Packages (SIPs). These actions serve as the fundamental building blocks for constructing more complex workflows within docuteam feeder.
  9. Overview of docuteam box v2.1 capabilities

    docuteam box v2.1 is an API and end-user application built on top of a Fedora repository stack. It provides high-level access to repository objects, including the ability to generate Dissemination Information Packages (DIP) for single objects or entire depositions, produce previews/thumbnails for binary objects, and query object metadata.
  10. Overview of docuteam actions-js

    docuteam actions-js is a TypeScript library providing ingest actions designed to be used as steps within a feeder workflow. Unlike the Java-based actions used for Matterhorn METS packages, this library is developed in TypeScript. All operations are executed using a common CLI command: docuteam-actions, followed by the specific operation name and its required parameters.
  11. Introduction to docuteam actions-js

    docuteam actions-js is a collection of TypeScript programs designed as atomic operations. These actions are typically used within the docuteam feeder to build complex workflows, but they can also be executed independently via a CLI wrapper. The available actions are categorized into four thematic contexts: Quality Assurance, Ingest, Storage, and Migration (F3 -> F6).
  12. Overview of docuteam actions-js

    docuteam actions-js is a collection of TypeScript-based tasks designed to be run as atomic operations. These actions are typically used within docuteam feeder to build complex workflows, but they can also be executed independently via a CLI wrapper. Available actions are categorized into Quality Assurance, Ingest, Storage, and Migration (F3 -> F6).