A tool for merging duplicated External Organizations in Elsevier Pure using the new write API.

Enter the (base) URL for your Pure instance and a valid API key for working with External Organizations. Enter your search query and hit the "Search" button to make a request to external-organizations/search (limited to 1000 results.)

Use the "View Details" buttons to see the details of any of the organizations - all data returned by the API should be displayed.

Select one organization to be the "target" organization into which other records should be merged. Use the checkboxes to select other organizations to merge into the target. You can clear your selection using the "Clear" button.

Click "Merge" to see a dialog summarising the organizations to be merged. To go ahead with the merge, click the "Merge" button at the bottom of the dialog.

Before anything else:

cp src/environments/environment.ts.template src/environments/environment.ts
cp src/environments/environment.prod.ts.template src/environments/environment.prod.ts

This is an Angular app, so all API requests are being run client-side. This leads to CORS issues, which have to be managed. Assuming it's not possible to adjust the HTTP headers coming from Pure, you can use a proxy to achieve this.

In development, you can edit src/app/proxy.conf.json to set up a proxy when using ng serve.

Once you've got a proxy set up for your test and/or live instances of Pure, update the entries in src/environments/environment.ts and src/environments/environment.prod.ts. This will make the proxying invisible to users.

After that, the auto-generated Angular docs below should be enough to get it running.

Copyright 2021 University of St Andrews.

This project was generated with Angular CLI version 13.0.1.

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