# osf-pigeon
A utility for archiving OSF data to archive.org
Purpose
This utility takes a publicly available OSF registration guid as a parameter and using that info alone it will transfer that registration, file data, metadata et all to Internet Archive.
Install
Simply install the package using python’s package manager pip with bash:
pip3 install osf_pigeon
To use for local development just remember to install the developer requirements using:
pip3 install -r dev.txt
Use
Simply import the module and enter a guid with credentials:
from osf_pigeon import pigeon pigeon( 'guid0', datacite_username='test_datacite_username', datacite_password='test_datacite_password', datacite_prefix='test_datacite_prefix', ia_access_key='test_datacite_password', ia_secret_key='test_datacite_password', )
That’s it!
Assuming the registration is fully public and the DOI has been minted properly at datacite.
## Running for development
#### Tests
Running tests are easy enough just:
pip3 install -r dev.txt python3 -m pytest .
#### Linting
Optional, but recommended: To set up pre-commit hooks (will run formatters and linters on staged files):
pip install pre-commit pre-commit install --allow-missing-config
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