alephclient
Command-line client for Aleph. It can be used to bulk import document sets via the API, without direct access to the server. It requires an active API client to perform uploads.
Installation
Install using pip.
pip install alephclient
Usage
Refer to the aleph handbook for an introduction on how to use alephclient,
e.g. to crawl a local file directory, or to stream entities:
Metadata
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