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A few minor comments, the language one is the only truly substantive
| t = geom.get("type") | ||
| coords = geom.get("coordinates") | ||
| if t == "Point": | ||
| return f"POINT ({coords[0]} {coords[1]})" |
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Are you sure about this? Could be [1] [0]?
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Double checked a week ago and it's right, I believe.
| uri = f"https://pleiades.stoa.org/vocabularies/{concept_id}" | ||
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| label_match = re.search(r'skos:prefLabel "([^"]+)"@en', ttl_section) |
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Are all preflabels in English?
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| # Extract scopeNote (description) | ||
| scope_match = re.search(r'skos:scopeNote "([^"]+)"@en', ttl_section) |
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And ditto scope notes. Would be better to trap @.. and then add the equivalent Language to the name / statement.
| if primary_name_data["language"] == "en": | ||
| primary_name.language = model.Language(ident="http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300388277") # English | ||
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| primary_name.language = model.Language(label=primary_name_data["language"]) |
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This should look up the language in two_to_three on Mapper.
| if name_data["language"] == "en": | ||
| alt_name.language = model.Language(ident="http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300388277") # English | ||
| else: | ||
| alt_name.language = model.Language(label=name_data["language"]) |
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Ditto -- no point having a language without a URI, but we have a good alignment table.
| return {"identifier": recid, "data": data, "source": "pleiades"} | ||
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if not rectype:
rectype = self.guess_type(record)
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This PR brings Pleiades into Lux as a source of data for place names. It also allows us to understand hierarchical data for places via connections.