├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── config.xml
├── css
└── xforms.css
├── migrate.xhtml
├── page-flow.xml
├── script
├── post-file.php
└── scrape.php
├── xpl
├── delete-file.xpl
├── move-file.xpl
├── post-file.xpl
├── scrape.xpl
├── test-json.xpl
└── xml-to-json.xpl
└── xslt
└── xml-to-json.xsl
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1 | # academia-migrate
2 |
3 | I developed this application to migrate scholarly publications from the pseudo-open Academia.edu into Zenodo.org, which is a truly open platform for the dissemination of research data and publications. Zenodo is developed by CERN and backed by EU funding. This application extracts publication metadata (with PHP) from an Academia.edu user profile and facilitates import of this metadata (if there are associated document files) and re-upload of these document files into Zenodo.
4 |
5 | Despite Academia.edu's (poor) terms of service, Google's recent victory over academic publishers has demonstrated that metadata are not copyrightable, and can be freely harvested from the web. However, the document files cannot be harvested automatically (only authenticated users can download them), and so there needs to be an intermediate step in which Academia users re-upload their files into this system for posting via API into Zenodo. Upon completion of the migration process, these uploaded files will be deleted from this server.
6 |
7 | This framework relies on a PHP script for scraping metadata from Academia.edu and posting files at multipart/form-data. The remaining interactions are handled in Orbeon, an XForms processor.
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3 |
For the full explanation of my reasoning behind this project, see Open 302 | Access, Academia.edu, and why I'm all-in on Zenodo.org on the American Numismatic Society blog.
303 |This application extracts publication metadata from an Academia.edu user profile web page and facilitates import of this metadata 304 | (if there are associated document files) and re-upload of these document files into Zenodo. Despite Academia.edu's (poor) terms 305 | of service, Google's recent victory over academic publishers has demonstrated that metadata are not copyrightable, and can be 306 | freely harvested from the web. However, the document files cannot be harvested automatically (only authenticated users can 307 | download them), and so there needs to be an intermediate step in which Academia users re-upload their files into this system for 308 | posting via API into Zenodo. Upon completion of the migration process, these uploaded files will be deleted from this 309 | server.
310 |It should be noted that an Academia.edu profile seems to only include as many as seven publications of a certain type (papers, 311 | talks, etc.). As a result, this framework will only migrate those documents embedded ino the user profile. Users with many 312 | publications may need to re-run this migration over several iterations, importing seven papers at a time, deleting them from 313 | Academia.edu, and re-running the migration on the next seven documents in the profile. I apologize for the inconvenience, but 314 | Academia.edu is purposely designed to thwart harvesting.
315 |The code is open source at https://github.com/ewg118/academia-migrate.
316 | It relies on a PHP script for scraping metadata from Academia.edu and posting files at multipart/form-data
. The
317 | remaining interactions are handled in Orbeon, an XForms processor. Please submit issues to
318 | Github. The HTML on Academia.edu may change from time to time, and the scraping script may require revision.
After registering your Zenodo.org account, request an access token, and grant
344 | privileges for deposit:write
and deposit:actions
. At this time, we cannot support Zenodo's OAuth API
345 | as we cannot support HTTPS. However, your access token is not saved or transmitted in any way except to interact with the Zenodo
346 | API. It is secure.
The access token is valid.
Copy and paste the URL for your Academia.edu profile in the input below and click "Get Record." E.g.,
372 | https://numismatics.academia.edu/EthanGruber
. The "Get Records" button will activate when the
373 | Profile URL is valid. Note: if you are certain the URL is correct but the button does not activate,
374 | please create a Github issue and paste your profile URL, as there is a pattern matching problem.
The records shown below have associated document files on Academia. By default, all records are designated for 407 | migration, but you can uncheck the box to the left of each record to disable import. Any record designated for 408 | migration must have a new uploaded file, and exclamation points next to text inputs indicate required content.
409 |Since these metadata are parsed from the HTML page for your profile itself, I am uncertain how many publications will 410 | appear on the page. It appears there maybe 11 of each under the Papers and Talks categories. The record list 411 | therefore may be incomplete.
412 |Below is a brief description of the available fields:
414 |Migrate | 452 |Record | 453 |File Upload | 454 |
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471 |
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744 |
745 |
747 |
748 | Alert: There must be an uploaded document.
749 |
762 |
763 | Alert: There may be a special character in your filename that might
764 | result in an upload error.
765 |
767 |
771 |
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The migration has completed successfully. Below is a list of migrated documents:
893 | 900 |The migration has run into errors. Some files may have uploaded successfully and others not. Please check your Zenodo profile. 904 | Please email ewg4xuva [at] gmail {.} com with a description of your upload process. If you have a Github profile, please create 905 | an issue here.
906 |