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OSF

  1. Create an OSF Test application to get API access for your sciebo RDS instance. Set a name, project homepage and a description. The most important field is Authorization callback URL, which has to match the domain of your sciebo RDS instance (e.g. your-rds.institution.org).
  2. The first step will give you an OSF Client ID and Client secret.
    Place it in your values.yaml as shown beneath.

values.yaml​

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layer1-port-openscienceframework: # the osf connector
  enabled: true # enable OSF
  environment:
    ADDRESS: https://accounts.test.osf.io # the testing instance
    #ADDRESS: https://accounts.osf.io # the main istance
    API_ADDRESS: https://api.test.osf.io/v2 # the testing instance
    #API_ADDRESS: https://api.osf.io/v2 # the main instance
    OAUTH_CLIENT_ID: ABC # the oauth client_id given by osf oauth service
    OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET: XYZ # the oauth client_secret given by osf oauth service