Publications
Register the collectors that fylr records may be published to. A collector is an external target that hosts the publication; fylr only records that a publication exists and links back to the source re
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Register the collectors that fylr records may be published to. A collector is an external target that hosts the publication; fylr only records that a publication exists and links back to the source re
Publishing exposes a record — or a collection's records — outside the instance, at a public URL produced by a collector. fylr has no publishing layer of its own: the publication itself (for example a DataCite DOI, a repository entry or a public gallery page) is produced and hosted elsewhere. fylr only records that the publication exists, through which collector, and links back to the source record.
For the underlying concept see Publishing; publications are created and removed through the /api/v1/publish endpoint.
Here you register the collectors that may be used. Each row in the table defines one collector. A publication created through /api/v1/publish must name a collector defined here — otherwise it is rejected with PublishUnknownCollector.
The name of the collector as shown in the frontend. Can be entered in multiple languages.
The technical name of the collector. This is the value a publication references (the collector sent to /api/v1/publish), so it must be unique and should not be changed once publications refer to it.
The base URL of the collector — the external system where the publications live.
A short type or category for the collector (for example the kind of identifier it issues). It is used together with the Display Format below to label a publication.
A URL prefix, which must end with a slash (/). It is combined with the identifier of a published record to build the public link that resolves to the publication.
An image (PNG or JPG) shown for this collector in the frontend, for example next to a published record.
How a publication of this collector is labelled in the frontend:
Name
the collector's display name only
Name: Type
display name and type
Name: Type – <DOI/URN>
display name, type and the identifier (default)
Type
the type only
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