Madras2 0.3.0-SNAPSHOT API documentation

Add the default meta data to a production

Add a DTBook XML to a production. This will also set the status to :structured

Create a production

Create all working dirs for a production

Return an id for a production as it is expected by legacy systems

Return default meta data

Delete a production

Delete all artifacts on the file system for a production

Find a production given its id

Find all productions which are currently in production, i.e. which haven’t been archived or deleted

Find an archived production given its id

Find an archived production given the year and optionaly month it was produced

Find an archived production given a library_signature

Find an archived production given its product_number

Find archived productions given a search term. Search in title and creator

Find a production given its product_number

Find all productions with the given state

Convert all dates in a production from java.util.Date into java.sql.Date so that we can just use str to get an ISO 8601 date. Use this on productions you grab from a queue

Return true if id is a valid library signature

Return true if all exports for this production are valid

Return a list of validation errors for all DAISY exports of given production. If there are no validation errors or no DAISY exports returns an empty list

Return true if the production has a DAISY export

Return true if this production has multiple volumes

Return a production with all values parsed into their proper types, e.g. dates are converted from strings to dates

Set production to state

Return true if the production has a manual split

Update the production dates for a new revision according to http://www.daisy.org/z3986/2005/Z3986-2005.html#PubMed

Return a randomly generated UUID optionally prefixed with prefix

Return the path to the meta data XML file, i.e. the DTBook file for a given production