The primary purpose of the data structures described below is to allow for publication of selected articles - technically sections of film images -, after their intellectual property status had be checked. An overview page of such public sections in the countries-subjects archive (first filming) is available.
checked.yaml in a film directory lists sections of
the film which can be published, because every image had been checked
for intellectual property issues. It contains (possibly multiple)
sections, and per section:
title_en, title_de: short title for the
section (optional, free format)start, end: first and last image checked
for copyright issues (mandatory)checked_by, checked_date: who has done the
checking, and when (mandatory){image_name}.locked.txt (may be empty, e.g.,
S04151039H.locked.txt)indicates that the image contains an article with
a named text or image author, who is either not identified, whose death
date is unknown, or whose death was less than 70 years ago. Each
page (image) with such an article has to be locked. The file is
created manually, it cannot be replaced automatically.{image_name}.meta.yaml contains metadata fields
about the image
date: publication dateauthor: in case of an identified author, QID of the
author’s Wikidata item. If the item has a death date, that could be
evaluated in order to remove the lock file when the IPR has expiredtitle: title of the articlepublication: in case of an identified publication QID
of the publication’s Wikidata itempos: position on the page L=left, R=rightchecked.yaml the film directory cd {film_directory}
cp ../../../checked.yaml .checked.yaml (set title for the section,
identify first and last image, etc.) touch {image_name}.locked.txt{image_name}.meta.yaml files cp ../../meta.yaml {image_name}.meta.yamlbin/public_film_sections.sh. This also creates
the overview page for
public film sections (as markdown page).checked_yaml (from csv or yaml
template), with fields film_id, section_no, title_de, title_en,
checked_by, checked_date