Hello,
Did you consider using JSON-LD as output?
It seems currently the tool exports a very simple and straightforward JSON object, but I believe it would benefit from using JSON-LD and more specifically the RO-Crate specification. Which would also facilitate import into Dataverse, because Dataverse will be able to understand it and extract its information, among other piece of software in the research data management world.
JSON-LD/Ro-Crate is also the format of the .eln archive file format, produced by eLabFTW, the ELN software (see: https://github.com/TheELNConsortium/TheELNFileFormat).
In my eyes, it makes perfect sense to describe what you want to describe using an already established standard (as we really don't need yet another metadata format!).
What do you think?
Best,
~Nico
Hello,
Did you consider using JSON-LD as output?
It seems currently the tool exports a very simple and straightforward JSON object, but I believe it would benefit from using JSON-LD and more specifically the RO-Crate specification. Which would also facilitate import into Dataverse, because Dataverse will be able to understand it and extract its information, among other piece of software in the research data management world.
JSON-LD/Ro-Crate is also the format of the .eln archive file format, produced by eLabFTW, the ELN software (see: https://github.com/TheELNConsortium/TheELNFileFormat).
In my eyes, it makes perfect sense to describe what you want to describe using an already established standard (as we really don't need yet another metadata format!).
What do you think?
Best,
~Nico