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Merge branch 'main' into sidekiq-prod

Pull Request Pull Request #1094: Adding redis and sidekiq

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/app/models/pdc_metadata/name_identifier.rb

# frozen_string_literal: true
# Class for storing a named identifier for the creator in our local representation.  This identifier can be a person or organization.
# **Please Note:**
# The class name NameIdentifier is being utilized becuase it matches with the DataCite Schema: https://support.datacite.org/docs/datacite-metadata-schema-v44-mandatory-properties#24-nameidentifier
# It also matches with the DataCite xml mapping gem that we are utilizing: https://github.com/CDLUC3/datacite-mapping/blob/master/lib/datacite/mapping/name_identifier.rb
module PDCMetadata
  # value:      "0000-0001-5000-0007"
  # scheme:     "ORCID"
  # scheme_uri: "https://orcid.org/""
  class NameIdentifier
    attr_accessor :value, :scheme, :scheme_uri
    def initialize(value: nil, scheme: nil, scheme_uri: nil)
      @value = value
      @scheme = scheme
      @scheme_uri = scheme_uri
    end

    ORCID = "ORCID"
    ROR = "ROR"

    def orcid_url
      return nil unless scheme == ORCID
      "#{scheme_uri}/#{value}"
    end

    def orcid
      return nil unless scheme == ORCID
      value
    end

    def ror
      ror_url
    end

    # Allow override of where to look up ROR values.
    # This lets us test ROR behavior without making network calls.
    # See spec/support/orcid_specs.rb for more info
    def ror_url
      return nil unless scheme == ROR

      value
    end

    def ror_id
      return nil unless scheme == ROR
      value.split("/").last
    end

    def self.new_orcid(value)
      NameIdentifier.new(value: value, scheme: ORCID, scheme_uri: "https://orcid.org")
    end

    def self.new_ror(value)
      NameIdentifier.new(value: value, scheme: ROR, scheme_uri: "https://ror.org")
    end
  end
end

1	# frozen_string_literal: true
2	# Class for storing a named identifier for the creator in our local representation. This identifier can be a person or organization.
3	# Please Note:
4	# The class name NameIdentifier is being utilized becuase it matches with the DataCite Schema: https://support.datacite.org/docs/datacite-metadata-schema-v44-mandatory-properties#24-nameidentifier
5	# It also matches with the DataCite xml mapping gem that we are utilizing: https://github.com/CDLUC3/datacite-mapping/blob/master/lib/datacite/mapping/name_identifier.rb
6	module PDCMetadata	1✔
7	# value: "0000-0001-5000-0007"
8	# scheme: "ORCID"
9	# scheme_uri: "https://orcid.org/""
10	class NameIdentifier	1✔
11	attr_accessor :value, :scheme, :scheme_uri	1✔
12	def initialize(value: nil, scheme: nil, scheme_uri: nil)	1✔
13	@value = value	93✔
14	@scheme = scheme	93✔
15	@scheme_uri = scheme_uri	93✔
16	end
17
18	ORCID = "ORCID"	1✔
19	ROR = "ROR"	1✔
20
21	def orcid_url	1✔
22	return nil unless scheme == ORCID	×
23	"#{scheme_uri}/#{value}"	×
24	end
25
26	def orcid	1✔
27	return nil unless scheme == ORCID	90✔
28	value	90✔
29	end
30
31	def ror	1✔
32	ror_url	2✔
33	end
34
35	# Allow override of where to look up ROR values.
36	# This lets us test ROR behavior without making network calls.
37	# See spec/support/orcid_specs.rb for more info
38	def ror_url	1✔
39	return nil unless scheme == ROR	3✔
40
41	value	3✔
42	end
43
44	def ror_id	1✔
45	return nil unless scheme == ROR	1✔
46	value.split("/").last	1✔
47	end
48
49	def self.new_orcid(value)	1✔
50	NameIdentifier.new(value: value, scheme: ORCID, scheme_uri: "https://orcid.org")	87✔
51	end
52
53	def self.new_ror(value)	1✔
54	NameIdentifier.new(value: value, scheme: ROR, scheme_uri: "https://ror.org")	6✔
55	end
56	end
57	end

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