Adding Format Identification Tools

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This will show a developer how to add a new tool new tool to identify file formats (file ids), and allow normalization based on the newly identified file formats.

The workflow this section is looking to implement are:

  • Make the fileID tool a selectable choice
  • Specify that normalization will be using that fileIDType
  • Identify files using that tool, with valid archivematica fileIDs (format IDs)
  • Use those format IDs and associated commands to normalize files.

Since each link in the workflow depends on the next one, we need to start at the end and work our way back.

Add tool

To include a new tool in the archivematica packages, it should be a dependancy package itself.

Add workflow

The choices for file identification tool choices are made at link f4dea20e-f3fe-4a37-b20f-0e70a7bc960e.

Additional choices can be added by adding entries. 

SELECT 
    chainAvailable, startingLink, description 
FROM 
    MicroServiceChainChoice 
    JOIN MicroServiceChains ON chainAvailable = MicroServiceChains.pk 
WHERE 
    choiceAvailableAtLink = 'f4dea20e-f3fe-4a37-b20f-0e70a7bc960e';
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+---------------------+
| chainAvailable                       | startingLink                         | description         |
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+---------------------+
| 229e34d9-3768-4b78-97b7-6cd4a2f07868 | b549130c-943b-4791-b1f6-93b837990138 | extension (default) |
| c44e0251-1c69-482d-a679-669b70d09fb1 | 56b42318-3eb3-466c-8a0d-7ac272136a96 | FITS - DROID        |
| 1d8836cf-ac02-437c-9283-4ddb7b018810 | 37f2e794-6485-4524-a384-37b3209916ed | FITS - ffident      |
| d607f083-7c86-49a2-bc36-06a03db28a80 | 766b23ad-65ed-46a3-aa2e-b9bdaf3386d0 | FITS - JHOVE        |
| 586006d1-f3af-4b5f-9f1a-c893244fa7a9 | d7a0e33d-aa3c-435f-a6ef-8e39f2e7e3a0 | FITS - summary      |
| 50f47870-3932-4a88-879d-d021a24758ad | f87f13d2-8aae-45c9-bc8a-e5c32a37654e | FITS - file utility |
| c76624a8-6f85-43cf-8ea7-0663502c712f | 982229bd-73b8-432e-a1d9-2d9d15d7287d | FIDO                |
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+---------------------+

FIDO was added by: 

INSERT INTO MicroServiceChains (pk, startingLink, description)
    VALUES ('c76624a8-6f85-43cf-8ea7-0663502c712f', '982229bd-73b8-432e-a1d9-2d9d15d7287d', 'FIDO');
  • All pk's are UUIDs generated with 'uuid -v4' on the command line
  • MicroServiceChains.startingLink: MicroServiceChainLinks to start running if this choice is selected. Defined below in #Set Selection
  • MicroServiceChains.description: Name of the tool
INSERT INTO MicroServiceChainChoice (pk, choiceAvailableAtLink, chainAvailable)
    VALUES ('e95b8f27-ea52-4247-bdf0-615273bc5fca', 'f4dea20e-f3fe-4a37-b20f-0e70a7bc960e', 'c76624a8-6f85-43cf-8ea7-0663502c712f');
  • MicroServiceChainChoice.choiceAvailableAtLink: MicroServiceChainLink where the choice is made available. This UUID was mentioned above
  • MicroServiceChainChoice.chainAvailable: The chain added immediately above


Set Selection

The first step in the workflow is to set the selection as the tool to use during normalization. This is done by making an insert into the unit's variables table for the variable normalizationFileIdentificationToolIdentifierTypes. The value set is a piece of a SQL query used in linkTaskManagerSplitOnFileIdAndruleset.py to restrict the fileIDs used to the desired type.

For FIDO: 

INSERT INTO `MicroServiceChainLinks` (`pk`, `currentTask`, `defaultNextChainLink`, `defaultPlaySound`, `microserviceGroup`, `reloadFileList`, `defaultExitMessage`, `replaces`, `lastModified`) 
    VALUES ('982229bd-73b8-432e-a1d9-2d9d15d7287d','1e516ea6-6814-4292-9ea9-552ebfaa0d23','4c4281a1-43cd-4c6e-b1dc-573bd1a23c43',NULL,'Normalize',1,'Failed',NULL,'2012-10-23 19:41:23');
INSERT INTO `TasksConfigs` (`pk`, `taskType`, `taskTypePKReference`, `description`, `replaces`, `lastModified`) 
    VALUES ('1e516ea6-6814-4292-9ea9-552ebfaa0d23','6f0b612c-867f-4dfd-8e43-5b35b7f882d7','f130c16d-d419-4063-8c8b-2e4c3ad138bb','Set SIP to normalize with FIDO file identification.',NULL,'2012-10-23 19:41:23');
INSERT INTO `TasksConfigsSetUnitVariable` (`pk`, `variable`, `variableValue`, `microServiceChainLink`, `createdTime`, `updatedTime`) 
    VALUES ('f130c16d-d419-4063-8c8b-2e4c3ad138bb','normalizationFileIdentificationToolIdentifierTypes','FileIDTypes.pk = \'afdbee13-eec5-4182-8c6c-f5638ee290f3\'',NULL,'2012-10-23 19:41:23','0000-00-00 00:00:00');
INSERT INTO `MicroServiceChainLinksExitCodes` (`pk`, `microServiceChainLink`, `exitCode`, `nextMicroServiceChainLink`, `playSound`, `exitMessage`, `replaces`, `lastModified`) 
    VALUES ('82c97f8d-087d-4636-9dd9-59bbc04e6520','982229bd-73b8-432e-a1d9-2d9d15d7287d',0,'4c4281a1-43cd-4c6e-b1dc-573bd1a23c43',NULL,'Completed successfully',NULL,'2012-10-23 21:39:43');

Run tool

The next step is to run the new tool on the objects. This requires both definition of the workflow, a task to support it, and the script to do all the work.

Workflow

FIDO workflow link: 

SET @YLink = '83484326-7be7-4f9f-b252-94553cd42370';

SET @TasksConfigPKReference = '46883944-8561-44d0-ac50-e1c3fd9aeb59';
SET @TasksConfig = '7f786b5c-c003-4ef1-97c2-c2269a04e89a';
SET @MicroServiceChainLink = '4c4281a1-43cd-4c6e-b1dc-573bd1a23c43';
SET @MicroServiceChainLinksExitCodes = 'd7653bbd-cd71-473d-b09e-fdd5b36a1d65';
SET @defaultNextChainLink = @YLink;
SET @NextMicroServiceChainLink = @YLink;

INSERT INTO StandardTasksConfigs (pk, filterFileEnd, filterFileStart, filterSubDir, requiresOutputLock, standardOutputFile, standardErrorFile, execute, arguments)
    VALUES (@TasksConfigPKReference, NULL, NULL, 'objects/', FALSE, NULL, NULL, 'archivematicaFido_v0.0', '--fileUUID "%fileUUID%" --SIPUUID "%SIPUUID%" --filePath "%relativeLocation%" --eventIdentifierUUID "%taskUUID%" --date "%date%" --fileGrpUse "%fileGrpUse%"');
INSERT INTO TasksConfigs (pk, taskType, taskTypePKReference, description)
    VALUES
    (@TasksConfig, 'a6b1c323-7d36-428e-846a-e7e819423577', @TasksConfigPKReference, 'Identify file formats with FIDO');
INSERT INTO MicroServiceChainLinks (pk, microserviceGroup, currentTask, defaultNextChainLink)
    VALUES (@MicroServiceChainLink, @microserviceGroup, @TasksConfig, @defaultNextChainLink);
INSERT INTO MicroServiceChainLinksExitCodes (pk, microServiceChainLink, exitCode, nextMicroServiceChainLink)
    VALUES (@MicroServiceChainLinksExitCodes, @MicroServiceChainLink, 0, @NextMicroServiceChainLink);
SET @NextMicroServiceChainLink = @MicroServiceChainLink;

Identify Files Script

The script to identify the file must be created, and an entry for it added to the FilesIdentifiedIDs table. For Fido this script is archivematicaFido.py Obviously, all the arguments the script accepts must be the same as the arguments listed in StandardTasksConfigs, above.

This script must also be added to the client as a supported module by adding it to archivematicaClientModules. Please keep the list in alphabetical order. 

archivematicaFido_v0.0 = %clientScriptsDirectory%archivematicaFido.py

Return

The last link, to return to the processing workflow already exists, and must be defined as the next chain to process. The link is 83484326-7be7-4f9f-b252-94553cd42370

Add FPR rules

Populating the local FPR rules can be done by creating a temporary script, and using a set of sample files with extensions. Use the FileIDs for the extensions to populate values for already in preservation/access status, and related commands.

Fido example: [1]

FileIDTypes

Remember an entry for FileIDTypes is required. 

INSERT INTO `FileIDTypes` (`pk`, `description`, `replaces`, `lastModified`, `enabled`) VALUES ('afdbee13-eec5-4182-8c6c-f5638ee290f3','FileIDByFIDO',NULL,'2013-03-12 01:54:24',1);
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