The My Data section of your account page displays a listing of all the datasets, and files you have either created, uploaded or that you have access to edit. You are able to filter through all the datasets, and files listed using the filter box or use the facets on the left side to only view a specific Publication Status or Role.
Notifications appear in the notifications tab on your account page and are also displayed as a number next to your account name.
You will receive a notification when:
There are other notification types that you can receive, e.g., notification on granted roles, API key generation, etc. These types of notifications are less common and are not described here. Some other notifications are limited to specific roles. For example, if the installation has a curation workflow, reviewers get notified when a new dataset is submitted for review.
LibraData will email your unread notifications once a day. Notifications will only be emailed one time even if you haven’t read the notification on the Dataverse site.
To see a list of notifications, and to select email notifications to turn off open the "Notification settings" grey box. Uncheck the notifications you no longer want to receive or see.
API stands for “Application Programming Interface” and the Dataverse Software APIs allow you to take advantage of integrations with other software that may have been set up by admins of your Dataverse installation.
Additionally, if you are willing to write a little code (or find someone to write it for you), APIs provide a way to automate parts of your workflow. See the Getting Started with APIs section of the API Guide for details.
In many cases, such as when depositing data, an API Token is required to interact with Dataverse Software APIs. The word “token” indicates a series of letters and numbers such as c6527048-5bdc-48b0-a1d5-ed1b62c8113b
. Anyone who has your API Token can add and delete data as you so you should treat it with the same care as a password.
Additional Information
The Dataverse Software APIs are documented in the API Guide but the following sections may be of particular interest: