Fundamentals
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ARC Commander
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DataHUB
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ARC Commander Manual
Setup
Installing Dependencies
Configure Git
Installing the ARC Commander
Windows
MacOS
Linux
DataHUB Access
Before we start
Central Functions
Initialize
Clone
Connect
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Configure
Branch
ISA Metadata Functions
ISA Metadata
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Export
Swate Manual
Setup
Installing Swate
Browser
Desktop, via installer (beta-stage)
Desktop, manually (recommended)
MacOS
Organization-wide
Core Features
Annotation tables
Building blocks
Building Block Types
Adding a Building Block
Using Units with Building Blocks
Filling cells with ontology terms
Advanced Term Search
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ISA-JSON
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last updated at 2022-12-20
✅ In case you are not a member of DataPLANT yet, please sign up. Afterwards, you will be granted access to DataPLANT’s DataHUB. The DataHUB allows you to share your ARCs with registered lab or project partners.
ARC Commander authentication
After successful registration, setup your machine for smooth ARC synchronization using the ARC Commander
Allow git to store credentials on your machine.
Windows
git config --global credential.helper cache
or
git config --global credential.helper store
MacOS
git config --global credential.helper osxkeychain
Linux
git config --global credential.helper store
Create and set an access token
arc remote accesstoken get -s https://git.nfdi4plants.org
💡 This authenticates your machine to communicate with your personal DataHUB account
💡 This step needs to be done only once per machine, unless you delete the token from your DataHUB account.
A window within your browser will open, asking for your DataPLANT login. In case you are already logged in, the browser will directly display a plain Success
message to you.