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How to Install the Dataverse library
To add this library to an existing C project one needs to copy the library files on this repository to a folder in the specific project he/she is working on. And include it in the code as follows:
#include "Dataverse.h"
Depending on the type of include one needs / wants to make Library can be included shown above and below
#include <Dataverse.h>
See Stack Overflow's question "The case against path expressions in #include directives" for a more elaborate explanation of the include directive
The Official API Guide can be found here. The Dataverse Software APIs allow users to accomplish many tasks such as…
- creating datasets
- uploading files
- publishing datasets
- and much, much more
… all without using the Dataverse installation’s web interface. APIs open the door for integrations between the Dataverse Software and other software. For a list, see the Integrations section of the Admin Guide.
Contents:
- What is an API?
- Types of Dataverse Software API Users
- API Users Within a Single Dataverse Installation
- API Users Across the Dataverse Project
- How This Guide is Organized
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Dataverse API in another coding language
Goto dataverse.org for another coding language that best suits your coding style and needs. Currently, there are client libraries for Python, Javascript, R, Java, and Julia that can be used to develop against Dataverse Software APIs
https://guides.dataverse.org/en/5.12/api/client-libraries.html
The Official API Guide can be found here. The Dataverse Software APIs allow users to accomplish many tasks such as…
- creating datasets
- uploading files
- publishing datasets
- and much, much more
… all without using the Dataverse installation’s web interface. APIs open the door for integrations between the Dataverse Software and other software. For a list, see the Integrations section of the Admin Guide.
Contents:
- What is an API?
- Types of Dataverse Software API Users
- API Users Within a Single Dataverse Installation
- API Users Across the Dataverse Project
- How This Guide is Organized
Email us with software installation questions. Please note our response time is generally 24 business hours. Follow us on Twitter: @dataverseorg
Report issues and contribute to our code: Report bugs and add feature requests in GitHub Issues or use GitHub pull requests, if you have some code, scripts or documentation that you'd like to share. If you have a security issue to report, please email [email protected].
Ask a question or start a discussion: Great place to publicly share feedback, ideas, feature requests, and troubleshoot any issues is in the Dataverse Users Community.
Join #dataverse on chat.dataverse.org to chat with the Dataverse community in real time, or leave a message that will be logged at https://view.matrix.org/alias/%23dataverse:matrix.org
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