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Since EPrints 3.4 flavours have been introduced into EPrints. Flavours provide customisation for different types of EPrints. The following three flavours are currently available: | Since EPrints 3.4 flavours have been introduced into EPrints. Flavours provide customisation for different types of EPrints. The following three flavours are currently available: | ||
| − | # '''Publications''' - This is the original EPrints for research publications. Its flavours sub-directory is '''pub_lib''', which comes as part of the core codebase but is provided separately on [https://files.eprints.org files.eprints.org]. | + | # '''Publications''' - This is the original EPrints for research publications. Its flavours sub-directory is '''[[flavours/pub_lib/|pub_lib]]''', which comes as part of the core codebase but is provided separately on [https://files.eprints.org files.eprints.org]. |
| − | # '''Research Data''' - This provides specific customisations for research data. Its flavours sub-directory is '''data_lib'''. | + | # '''Research Data''' - This provides specific customisations for research data. Its flavours sub-directory is '''[[flavours/data_lib/|data_lib]]'''. |
| − | # '''Open Education''' - This provides specific customisations for open education, previously known as EdShare. Its flavours sub-directory is '''edu_lib'''. | + | # '''Open Education''' - This provides specific customisations for open education, previously known as EdShare. Its flavours sub-directory is '''[[flavours/edu_lib/|edu_lib]]'''. |
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| + | == Installing a Flavour == | ||
| + | If you install EPrints from [https://files.eprints.org files.eprints.org] instead of before when you could just download a single tarball, you will need to: | ||
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| + | # Download the '''EPrints Zero''' tarball which is a base version of EPrints without any specializations for publications, like was the case for EPrints 3.3 and earlier. | ||
| + | # Unpack the '''EPrints Zero''' tarball to '''[[EPrints_Directory_Structure_Tree|/opt/eprints3/]]''' | ||
| + | # Download the flavour you want, such as the publication flavour tarball, and unpack it into '''[[EPrints_Directory_Structure/eprints3/flavours|/opt/eprints3/flavours/]]'''. | ||
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| + | After you have finished installing EPrints as a flavour, you may also want to add [[EPrints Ingredients|Ingredients]]. Ingredients are often similar to [https://bazaar.eprints.org Bazaar] plug-ins and intend to replace some of the more complex Bazaar plug-ins, which are not really suited to a one-click installation as they need extensive configuration and/or non-EPrints dependencies. | ||
[[Category:Customisation]] | [[Category:Customisation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:30, 21 February 2023
Since EPrints 3.4 flavours have been introduced into EPrints. Flavours provide customisation for different types of EPrints. The following three flavours are currently available:
- Publications - This is the original EPrints for research publications. Its flavours sub-directory is pub_lib, which comes as part of the core codebase but is provided separately on files.eprints.org.
- Research Data - This provides specific customisations for research data. Its flavours sub-directory is data_lib.
- Open Education - This provides specific customisations for open education, previously known as EdShare. Its flavours sub-directory is edu_lib.
Installing a Flavour
If you install EPrints from files.eprints.org instead of before when you could just download a single tarball, you will need to:
- Download the EPrints Zero tarball which is a base version of EPrints without any specializations for publications, like was the case for EPrints 3.3 and earlier.
- Unpack the EPrints Zero tarball to /opt/eprints3/
- Download the flavour you want, such as the publication flavour tarball, and unpack it into /opt/eprints3/flavours/.
After you have finished installing EPrints as a flavour, you may also want to add Ingredients. Ingredients are often similar to Bazaar plug-ins and intend to replace some of the more complex Bazaar plug-ins, which are not really suited to a one-click installation as they need extensive configuration and/or non-EPrints dependencies.
