Nodejs

Introduction GakuNin RDM is a research data management platform provided by the National Institute of Informatics (NII). It is built on the Open Science Framework (OSF) and allows automation of project operations through its API. In this article, I introduce how to perform the following operations using the GakuNin RDM API from Node.js. Project creation and configuration Wiki creation and updating Adding members GitHub integration + automatic deployment with Vercel Prerequisites Obtaining a Personal Access Token Log in to GakuNin RDM Navigate to Settings > Personal Access Tokens Create a new token (scopes: osf.full_read, osf.full_write) Project Initialization m n n k p p d m m i r i i n n r i s d t t m a - l & y l & d c o d t e r n d v m Save the token in a .env file. ...

Overview I prepared a demo page where you can try the Mirador 3 annotations plugin with an IIIF manifest specified via URL parameters. https://mirador-annotations.vercel.app/ By using the iiif-content or manifest parameter, you can target a specified IIIF manifest. https://mirador-annotations.vercel.app/?iiif-content=https://dl.ndl.go.jp/api/iiif/1301543/manifest.json This article is a memo about creating this demo page. Background There is an annotation plugin for Mirador 3 called mirador-annotations. https://github.com/ProjectMirador/mirador-annotations I introduced usage examples in the following article. A demo page is already available at the following link, but it does not provide the ability to specify an IIIF manifest file via URL parameters. ...

Overview I had the opportunity to run Strapi on Amazon Lightsail, so this is a personal note. I referenced the following article. https://zenn.dev/holykzm/articles/1e54cc25207657 Instance Select Node.js. Please select one with 1GB or more of memory. If you build on Lightsail, an out-of-memory error will occur. SSL, Custom Domain Please refer to the following. /en/posts/5772d6c918508a/#独自ドメインの付与 Assign a Static IP, set up a custom domain with Route 53, and execute the following. ...

I created a sample repository for running XSLT in Node.js. https://github.com/ldasjp8/nodejs-xslt We hope this is helpful when processing TEI/XML files and similar in Node.js.