EPrints Directory Structure Tree

EPrints 3 Reference: Directory Structure - Metadata Fields - Repository Configuration - XML Config Files - XML Export Format - EPrints data structure - Core API - Data Objects

A graphical representation of the EPrints3 directory structure after executing the install.pl command. Initially the "archives" directory is empty, it is populated when executing (as the eprints user) the "bin/epadmin create" command. The new repository is created using the data in the EPrints_Directory_Structure/eprints3/lib/defaultcfg directory.

perl_lib		[perl routines]
bin		[command line and crontab tools]
cgi		[dynamic (cgi) EPrints web pages]
defaultcfg		[empty directory]
testdata		[tools and sample test data]
lib		defaultcfg		[the content of archives/ID/cfg/ is copied from here]
		citations		saved_search		[how to render a stored search]
				subject		[how to render subjects]
				user		[how to render users]
		themes		example		static		[style files and pictures]
				green		static		[style files and pictures]
		workflows		saved_search		[workflow for stored search pages]
		static		[files to be copied to the html directory]
		lang		XX (langid)		phrases		[system-wide phrases]
						static		[web pages and icons]
archives		ArchiveID		[see below]

The content of the "archives/[ArchiveID]/" directory:

documents		[uploaded files, extracted words, abstract pages, etc.]
html		[static files for the repository on all languages]
var		[various repository dependent files]
cfg		static		subject [used for importing the subject tree]
				images		[files to be copied to the html directory]
				javascript		[files to be copied to the html directory]
				style		[files to be copied to the html directory]
		cfg.d		[general configuration files as perl script fragments]
		autocomplete		[data files for the autocompletion feature]
		citations		document		[document formats]
				eprint		[eprints formats]
				user		[user formats]
		namedsets		[files containing the possible values for different sets]
		lang		XX (langid)		phrases		[phrases used locally]
						static		[templates for static html pages]
						templates		[default html page template]