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Enable Datapub apps in your CKAN instance.

Find out about Datapub here - https://github.com/datopian/datapub.

Just follow standard procedure for setting up an extension for the CKAN and add datapub into list of the plugins. Note that this extension supports CKAN 2.8 onwards.

To build the datapub React app we use the sync.sh script. This script will

1. Clone (or copy from a local folder) the datapub app source
2. Install its dependencies and create the production build
3. Update the asset references in the CKAN templates so they include the built application

The sync.sh accepts the following parameters:

sync.sh [<datapub-repo-or-folder>] [<git-tag>] [<template-tag-name>]

• <datapub-repo-or-folder> can be a Git URL or the path to a local datapub repository. Defaults to https://github.com/datopian/datapub
• <git-tag> is the git tag or branch that you want to build. Defaults to master
• <template-tag-name> is used to target CKAN<=2.8 (using resources) or CKAN>=2.9 (using webassets). Defaults to webassets.

For example, to build a released tag of a custom datapub repo:

./sync.sh https://github.com/datopian/datapub v0.1.2

Same, but targetting CKAN 2.8:

./sync.sh https://github.com/datopian/datapub v0.1.2 resources

To build a local development clone of datapub:

./sync.sh ../datapub-gdx

This extension extends the templates/blob_storage/snippets/upload_module.html template:

{{ASSETS}}

<div id="ResourceEditor"
     data-dataset-id="{{ pkg_id }}"
     data-api="{{ base_url }}"
     data-lfs="{{ h.blob_storage_server_url() }}"
     data-auth-token="{{ api_key }}"
     data-organization-id="{{ h.blob_storage_storage_namespace() }}"
     data-resource-id="{{ resource_id }}">
</div>

When running sync.sh, the {{ASSETS}} placeholder will be replaced by the appropiate template tags.

On CKAN>=2.9, {{ASSETS}} gets replaced by these two webassets references:

{% asset "datapub/datapub-js" %}
{% asset "datapub/datapub-css" %}

On CKAN<=2.8, individual fanstatic resources need to be referenced, eg:

{% resource 'datapub/css/main.1eb11ae4.chunk.css' %}
{% resource 'datapub/js/runtime-main.c155da57.js' %}
{% resource 'datapub/js/2.2599189b.chunk.js' %}
{% resource 'datapub/js/main.c4752953.chunk.js' %}