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Catmandu::AAT - Retrieve items from the AAT

Author

       Pieter De Praetere <pieter at packed.be >

Description

Catmandu::Store::AAT
         lookup_in_store(
           objectName,
           AAT,
           lang: nl
         )

       The "lang" parameter is optional and defaults to nl. It sets the language of the returned prefLabel. If
       no prefLabel for the Subject in provided lang exists, nothing is returned.

       The store takes the "dc:identifier" of a Subject from the AAT and returns the following data:

         {
           'id'        => 'The dc:identifier of the Subject',
           'prefLabel' => 'The prefLabel in the provided language',
           'uri'       => 'The URI of the Subject'
         }

   Catmandu::Fix::aat_match
         aat_match(
           path,
           -lang: nl
         )

       A fix that performs a match between a term and a prefLabel of an AAT Subject.

   Catmandu::Fix::aat_search
         aat_search(
           path,
           -lang: nl
         )

       A fix that performs a search for a term in the AAT.

License

       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl
       itself.

Name

       Catmandu::AAT - Retrieve items from the AAT

See Also

       Catmandu Catmandu::Store::AAT Catmandu::Fix::aat_search Catmandu::Fix::aat_match

perl v5.36.0                                       2023-02-04                                 Catmandu::AAT(3pm)

Synopsis

       This module contains a store to lookup a Subject in the AAT
       <https://www.getty.edu/research/tools/vocabularies/aat/> using its SPARQL endpoint
       <http://vocab.getty.edu/sparql>.

       Also included is a fix to match a term to a Subject and a fix to search for a term in the AAT.

         lookup_in_store(objectName, AAT, lang:nl)

         aat_match(objectName, -lang:nl)

         aat_search(objectName, -lang:nl)

See Also