Publishing your data

You can publish a file using the Publish feature located at the top right of the datagrid:

Once you click the Publish button, the ODE will display the following dialog:

Note

To be able to publish, you have to set the required credentials to connect to a data portal (CKAN, Zenodo, Github).

Zenodo

Note

Open Data Editor will create a new draft on Zenodo. You will need to go to Zenodo to complete the publication process.

To publish your data on Zenodo, you need to provide the following information:

• Title: The title of the dataset.

• Description: A description of the dataset.

• Author: The author of the dataset.

• API Key: Your Zenodo API key. You can find it in your Zenodo account settings:

  • Go to the token creation page

  • Set the name of the token (e.g. ODE)

  • Set scopes to deposit:write

  • Click on the Create button

  • Copy the token, securely save it

GitHub

Note

Currently, Open Data Editor requires the repo scope to publish data on GitHub. The ODE team will review this scope in the future.

To publish your data on GitHub, you need to provide the following information:

• User: Your GitHub username.

• Repo: A new repository where the data will be published.

• Email: Your email address.

• API Key: Your GitHub API key. You can find it in your GitHub account settings:

  • Go to the token creation page

  • Set the note for the token (e.g. ODE)

  • Set expiration date

  • Select the repo scope

  • Click on the Generate token button

  • Copy the token, securely save it

CKAN

To publish your data on CKAN, you need to provide the following information:

• Base Url: Endpoint url for CKAN instance. e.g. https://dados.gov.br

• Dataset: The dataset name where the data will be published.

• Allow Update: If checked, it will overwrite the selected dataset (use with caution!).

• API Key: Your CKAN API key. You can find it in your CKAN account settings:

  • Go to the API key page in the CKAN instance settings

  • Copy the API key, securely save it