Mapping between braille-grade-raw and braille-grade

Mapping between braille-music-grade-raw and braille-grade

Return a proper production based on a raw item, e.g. translate the language tag into proper ISO 639-1 codes

Merge duplicate braille items into one. Typically we have multiple entries for the same braille book for all the different braille grades. In the catalog we want one entry

Given a list of items return the list while duplicating the :braille format items that have the :print-and-braille? attribute. They are duplicated such that the original is kept as is and the second item is like the original but doesn’t have the :print-and-braille? attribute. This will make sure :print-and-braille? items are shown under both Braille and Print&Braille in the catalog

Mapping between format-raw and format

Mapping between genre-code and genre. Used for movies

Mapping between genre-raw and genre

Mapping between genre-raw and ludo genre

Mapping between genre-raw and subgenre

Get the accompanying material for item. Use accompanying-material and accompanying-material-legacy. If accompanying-material-legacy-other use that instead of accompanying-material-legacy. Return nil if all of the input values are nil.

Same as get-subfield but returns the text unaltered

Determine whether the item is double-spaced. Return true if the field starts with “Weitzeilig”, false otherwise.

Get a list of subfield texts for the given path in the given record. Returns an empty list if there is no such subfield

Grab all the personel related fields, e.g. directors and actors from a record. Return a map with the keys :directed-by and :actors that contains seqs of strings. If a record has no actors or directors the corresponding key is not in the returned map, so the returned map is potentially empty

Get the name of a personel

Return :director if personel is a director, actor if personel is an actor or nil otherwise

Get the producer-brief. If producer contains a valid numerical value other than 0 then return the string from the lookup table in producer-raw-to-producer. If producer contains 0 or is nil then generate a brief from producer-long and producer-place.

Get the subfield text for the given path in the given record. Returns nil if there is no such subfield

Extract the target audience from a string s according to the rules of 008 - MARC 21. Return nil if s doesn’t comply with the standard.

Return the update keys for a given item (see get-update-keys). For the hörfilm catalog we need to group the :hörfilm items by genre.

Return the update keys for a given item (see get-update-keys). For the ludo catalog we need to group all other formats under the genre :bücher-über-spiel.

Return the update keys for a given item (see get-update-keys). For the neu-als-hörbuch all foreign language books need to ge grouped under :bücher-in-fremdsprachen, even kids books, so we need to group not only by format, genre and sub-genre but also by language.

Return the update keys for a given item (see get-update-keys). For the print-and-braille catalog we group the :print-and-braille items by target-audience.

Return the update keys for a given item (see get-update-keys). For the taktil catalog we group the :taktilesbuch items by genre.

Grab the date year out of a string. Return nil if s cannot be parsed.

Group the catalog items. Given a sequence of items returns a tree where all items are grouped by format, genre and sometimes even subgenre. The exact details of the grouping are determined by the get-update-keys-fn.

Mapping between three letter codes of ISO 639-2 and the two letter codes of ISO 639-1

Merge items into one. All product-numbers and all library-signatures together with their related information such as braille-grade and volumes are collected in a list and merged with the other properties.

Change a name from ‘name, surname’ to ‘surname name’

Order the catalog items. Items representing the same book, e.g. different Braille versions of the same book are collated.

Order and group the catalog items. Given a sequence of items returns a tree where all items are grouped by format, genre and sometimes even subgenre. The exact details of the grouping are determined by the get-update-keys-fn.

Mapping between producer-raw and producer

Read an export file from VUBIS and return a map with all the data

Return a list of the values for the given keys ks from item if the value of the first key is non-nil

Mapping between raw target-audience and target-audience. See also Marc21

Similar to clojure.data.zip/text but doesn’t normalize the text