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Publishing your data

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

Publish button

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

Publish form

Zenodo

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

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