panist

Fetches panist (opens new window)

Enriched fields

Name	Type	Description
mime	String	type of document (HTML, PDF, VIDEO, etc)
publication_title	String	Name of publication.
publisher_name	String	Name of publisher.
print_identifier	Number	ISBN or ISSN.
online_identifier	Number	EISBN or EISSN.
subject	String
doi	String	DOI of publication.
ark	String	ARK of publication.
istex_genre	String	genre of publication.
language	String	Lang of publication

Prerequisites

The ISTEX middleware uses the istex-identifier found in the access events to request metadata using the node-istex (opens new window).

You must use panist after filter, parser, deduplicator middleware.

Headers

• panist-enrich : Set to false to disable PANIST enrichment. Enabled by default.
• panist-cache : Enable/Disable cache.
• panist-ttl : Lifetime of cached documents, in seconds. Defaults to 7 days (3600 * 24 * 7).
• panist-throttle : Minimum time to wait between queries, in milliseconds. Defaults to 200ms.
• panist-paquet-size : Maximum number of identifiers to send for query in a single request. Defaults to 50.
• panist-buffer-size : Maximum number of memorised access events before sending a request. Defaults to 1000.

How to use

ezPAARSE admin interface

You can add or remove panist by default to all your enrichments, To do this, go to the middleware section of administration.

ezPAARSE process interface

You can use panist for an enrichment process. You just add the middleware.

ezp

# enrich with one file
ezp process <path of your file> \
  --host <host of your ezPAARSE instance> \
  --settings <settings-id> \
  --header "ezPAARSE-Middlewares: panist" \
  --out ./result.csv

# enrich with multiples files
ezp bulk <path of your directory> \
  --host <host of your ezPAARSE instance> \
  --settings <settings-id> \
  --header "ezPAARSE-Middlewares: panist"

curl

You can use panist for an enrichment process with curl like this:

curl -X POST -v http://localhost:59599 \
  -H "ezPAARSE-Middlewares: panist" \
  -H "Log-Format-Ezproxy: <line format>" \
  -F "file=@<log file path>"