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Overview

The CLI tool is designed to inject perform following changes:

1. Inject new mapping rules for

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1. the following fields:

   • 010$z Canceled LCCN.

   • 008 Date type.

2. Inject new mapping rules with the following Subject types based on field number:

   • 653 - Uncontrolled

   • 654 - Faceted Topical Terms

   • 656 - Occupation

   • 657 - Function

   • 658 - Curriculum Objective

   • 662 - Hierarchical Place Name

   • 688 - Type of Entity Unspecified

3. Update default mapping for Subject types based on field

   • 600 - Personal name

   • 610 - Corporate name

   • 611 - Meeting name

   • 630 - Uniform title

   • 647 - Named event

   • 648 - Chronological term

   • 650 - Topical term

   • 651 - Geographic name

   • 655 - Genre/Form

The CLI tool/script does not change existing mapping rules on the target host, but it only extends existing rules.

Script execution

CLI tool executable artifact for Ramsons:

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1. Create JSON file with configuration (see: configuration file)

2. Open terminal (Mac OS or UNIX Systems) or Power shell (Windows) 

3. Go to the folder where the CLI tool executable artifact is located

4. Run the CLI tool/script with the configuration file path parameter (just file name if the script is located in the same folder)

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Configuration file 

• okapiUrl          - your library okapi url. (Can be seen in the app settings → software versions → okapi services → okapi)

• tenant             - target tenant

• username        - admin user name

• password        - admin user name password

Configuration file example:

{
  "okapiUrl": "https://folio-snapshot-okapi.dev.folio.org",
  "tenant": "diku",
  "username": "admin",
  "password": "secret"
}

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