Description
A simple Python module for validating BagIt profiles. See the BagIt Profiles Specification for more information.
This module is intended for use with bagit-python but does not extend it.
Installation
bagit_profile.py is a single-file python module that you can drop into your project as needed or you can install globally with:
git clone https://github.com/bagit-profiles/bagit-profiles-validator.git
cd bagit-profiles-validator
sudo python setup.py install
or:
pip install bagit_profile
Usage
import bagit
import bagit_profileInstantiate an existing Bag using bagit. python bag = bagit.Bag('mydir')
Instantiate a profile, supplying its URI. python my_profile = bagit_profile.Profile('http://example.com/bagitprofile.json')
Validate ‘Serialization’ and ‘Accept-Serialization’. This must be done before .validate(bag) is called. ‘mydir’ is the path to the Bag.
if my_profile.validate_serialization('mydir'):
print "Serialization validates"
else:
print "Serialization does not validate"Validate the rest of the profile.
if my_profile.validate(bag):
print "Validates"
else:
print "Does not validate"Or from the commandline:
bagit_profile.py 'http://uri.for.profile/profile.json' path/to/bag
Test suite
python setup.py test
Development
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Submit a pull request explianing what your code does
License
CC0
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