This workflow plugin allows a mass upload of files with automatically assigned to the correct Goobi processes either on the basis of the file file names or on the basis of the analysed barcodes.
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This workflow plugin allows the mass upload of files that are to be automatically assigned to the correct processes by Goobi workflow. The plugin provides its own interface for this purpose, which either allows uploading directly via the web interface or, alternatively, can also read images from the user directory. These images are checked by the plugin for their name in order to determine the corresponding Goobi process. If the process can be identified unambiguously and the Goobi process identified is also in the configured workflow step, the images are assigned to this step and the workflow is processed further.
In addition to assigning the files based on the file name, it is also possible to configure an image analysis that reads barcodes instead. This makes it possible for images of several processes to be named consecutively, for example, and only a separator sheet needs to be included between the images. All images after such a separator sheet with an identifiable barcode are assigned to the respective process until the next barcode in the file stack is determined.
To install the plugin, the following two files must be installed:
To configure how the plugin should behave, various values can be adjusted in the configuration file. The configuration file is usually located here:
To use this plugin, the user must have the correct role authorisation.
Therefore, please assign the role Plugin_Goobi_Massupload to the group.
If the plugin has been installed and configured correctly, it can be found under the 'Workflow' menu item.
At this point, files can either be uploaded or read from the user directory. After analysing the file names or images, Goobi workflow shows which processes the uploaded images can be assigned to.
Click on the Import files into processes button to move the images to the directories of the recognised processes and continue the workflow.
Please note: If barcodes are to be recognised in order to determine the processes, it is important that the barcodes are also available in sufficient size and quality for the recognition to be successful.
The plugin is configured in the file plugin_intranda_workflow_massupload.xml as shown here:
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Identifier
intranda_workflow_massupload
Repository
Licence
GPL 2.0 or newer
Last change
13.07.2024 09:56:33
allowed-file-extensions
This parameter is used to specify which files may be uploaded. This is a regular expression.
user-folder-name
If the files are to be read from the user directory, the name of the folder within the user directory from which the files are to be read can be specified here.
detection-type
This parameter is used to specify whether the assignment to the processes should be based on barcodes or whether it should be based on the file names. The values available here are filename for the use of file names and barcode for barcode recognition. If the value " user is specified, the user is given a selection option in the user interface.
copy-images-using-goobiscript
If data transfer is to take place in the background using the GoobiScript queue functionality, this can be specified here.
allowed-step
Use this repeatable parameter to specify which work step in the determined process must currently be in the open status.
filename-part
This parameter can be used to specify how the file names are to be assigned to the processes.
filename-separator
Specify the separator that is to be used to truncate a prefix or suffix. This allows you to specify that, for example, an operation called kleiuniv_987654321 is to be determined from a file named kleiuniv_987654321_00002.tif when an assignment is made using prefix and the separator _.
match-type
Specify here whether the matching of the processes should be carried out using exact via an exact name or using contains whether the process name should only contain the value.
