ArchivesSpace is an open source, web application for managing archives information. The application is designed to support core functions in archives administration such as accessioning; description and arrangement of processed materials including analog, hybrid, and born-digital content; management of authorities (agents and subjects) and rights; and reference service. The application supports collection management and functions as a metadata authoring tool.
Awesome ArchivesSpace is an awesome list. It points to resources (code, blog posts, anything with a URL, really) regarding ArchivesSpace created by the community that are dispersed around the web. Resources are loosely categorized by broad topic.
The intended audience for the list is those who have decided to adopt or have already implemented ASpace, both ASpace members and non-members, and need some help on where to go next in a specific area.
This list is not intended to be an exhaustive roadmap to ArchivesSpace implementation, but more as a "resource guide". Inclusion on the list is not an endorsement of any kind.
Please help us continue to collect and add relevant sources to Awesome ArchivesSpace. See the Contributing Guidelines for information on how to update this page.
Awesome ArchivesSpace was initially populated with three categories of resources: Migrations, Plug-ins, and Integrations. Through that work, additional categories of interest were identified: Implementation, Scripts, and Trainings and Documentation. We encourage the ArchivesSpace community to add links to these categories as well as welcome new category suggestions.
Here are some other helpful links:
- For technical details regarding installation of ArchivesSpace, see the archivesspace GitHub repository.
- ArchivesSpace is supported by a membership community. Learn more: Why Become a Member of ArchivesSpace?, Member Benefits, and How to Become a Member.
The ArchivesSpace community has ownership over Awesome ArchivesSpace. TAC Vice Chair has responsibility for the ongoing maintenance of the list which includes: responding to all pull requests, monitoring the ASpace user group listserv for new content and adding it to the list, taking care of any administrative issues, and initiating an in-depth review of the list by TAC as needed with a minimum recommendation of every two years. Please reach out to the TAC Vice Chair if you have any further questions or suggestions that cannot be handled via a pull request or issue.
Awesome ArchivesSpace was initially populated by the Awesome ArchivesSpace Ad Hoc Working Group, under the aegis of the Technical Advisory Council, in 2018. The working group was comprised of: Justin Dalton, Christina Luers, Anne Marie Lyons, and Maggie Hughes.
The links below relate to ArchivesSpace migration projects. Resources are loosely grouped by the systems or tools organizations were coming from when migrating to ArchiveSpace. Some links may appear in multiple categories.
Links that can be useful for any legacy database:
- ArchivesSpace Tools:
- Migration Tools & Data Mapping: Includes the Archivists' Toolkit and Archon migration tools, as well maps and templates for importing and exporting data into and from ArchivesSpace.
- Archon Migration Tool: ArchivesSpace Github
- Archon Migration Data Mapping: ArchivesSpace multi-sheet Google Doc
- Yale University ArchivesSpace Migration:
- ArchivesSpace @ Yale -- Migration, step by step (Maureen Callahan, Yale University): Report of the ArchivesSpace migration at Yale University, including tools that were used, how the migration was organized, and lessons learned.
- Yale ArchivesSpace migrationSQL (Yale University): SQL scripts to help support Yale's migration to ArchivesSpace.
- Migrating to ArchivesSpace at UAlbany (Greg Wiedeman, SUNY Albany): Detailed description of, and repository of scripts for, Albany's migration to ASpace.
- Smith College resources:
- Smith College Github Aspace Data Remediation: Files, tools, and plans for remediating data for migration to ArchivesSpace at Smith.
- Smith College Github ASpace Migration - Files, tools, and plans: Files, tools, and plans for bringing legacy data into ArchivesSpace at Smith.
- Yale University ArchivesSpace Migration:
- ArchivesSpace @ Yale -- Migration, step by step (Maureen Callahan, Yale University): Report of the ArchivesSpace migration at Yale University, including tools that were used, how the migration was organized, and lessons learned.
- Yale ArchivesSpace migrationSQL (Yale University): SQL scripts to help support Yale's migration to ArchivesSpace.
- Migration Tools & Data Mapping: Includes the Archivists' Toolkit and Archon migration tools, as well maps and templates for importing and exporting data into and from ArchivesSpace.
- Bits & Bytes (Patrick Galligan, Rockefeller Archive Center): RAC blog posts about ArchivesSpace migration
- Migrating from Archivists' Toolkit to ArchivesSpace (Eva Guggemos, Pacific University): Report of the stages of Pacific University's migration from AT to ArchivesSpace
- Migrating to ArchivesSpace (Mark Triggs, Teaspoon Consulting): Migration from Archivists' Toolkit to ArchivesSpace
- Archivists' Toolkit Cleanup and Migration Preparation (Orbis Cascade Alliance): Detailed review of preparing Archivists' Toolkit data for migration to ArchivesSpace. Click on the 'AT Cleanup and Migration Preparations' link to access the document.
- Yale University ArchivesSpace Migration:
- ArchivesSpace @ Yale -- Migration, step by step (Maureen Callahan, Yale University): Report of the ArchivesSpace migration at Yale University, including tools that were used, how the migration was organized, and lessons learned.
- Yale ArchivesSpace migrationSQL (Yale University): SQL scripts to help support Yale's migration to ArchivesSpace.
- ArchivesSpace Tools:
- Migration Tools & Data Mapping: Includes the Archivists' Toolkit and Archon migration tools, as well maps and templates for importing and exporting data into and from ArchivesSpace.
- Archon Migration Tool: ArchivesSpace Github
- Archon Migration Data Mapping: ArchivesSpace multi-sheet Google Doc
- University of Houston Reports:
- Data in Flight: Preparing Legacy Finding Aids for Migration (Matthew Richardson, Houston Public Library, and Bethany Scott, University of Houston): Discussion of the challenges with migrating from Archon to ArchivesSpace.
- Migration as motivation: upgrading legacy finding aids in preparation for ArchivesSpace (R. Matthew Richardson and Bethany Scott, University of Houston): Poster presentation on migrating from Archon.
- Yale University ArchivesSpace Migration:
- ArchivesSpace @ Yale -- Migration, step by step (Maureen Callahan, Yale University): Report of the ArchivesSpace migration at Yale University, including tools that were used, how the migration was organized, and lessons learned.
- Yale ArchivesSpace migrationSQL (Yale University): SQL scripts to help support Yale's migration to ArchivesSpace.
- Migration Scripts (University of Denver): Migration scripts from Re:Discovery to ArchivesSpace.
If you are migrating from EAD or a Home Grown database, you may find these links useful:
- Yale University ArchivesSpace Migration:
- ArchivesSpace @ Yale -- Migration, step by step (Maureen Callahan, Yale University): Report of the ArchivesSpace migration at Yale University, including tools that were used, how the migration was organized, and lessons learned.
- Yale ArchivesSpace migrationSQL (Yale University): SQL scripts to help support Yale's migration to ArchivesSpace.
- Legacy EAD Import into ArchivesSpace (Dallas Pillen, Bentley Historical Library): Review of the trial-and-error actions taken to import legacy data EADs into ArchivesSpace.
- Migrating to ArchivesSpace Blog Series on Chaos → Order (Cassie Schmitt): Discusses mapping and cleaning data
- Migrating to ArchivesSpace at UAlbany (Greg Wiedeman, SUNY Albany): Detailed description of, and repository of scripts for, Albany's migration to ASpace.
- The Devil's Shoehorn: A case study of EAD to ArchivesSpace migration at a large university (Dave Mayo and Kate Bowers, Harvard University): Case study about Harvard University's migration of over two decades' worth of EAD files into ArchivesSpace.
- Archivists' Toolkit Cleanup and Migration Preparation (Orbis Cascade Alliance): Detailed review of preparing Archivists' Toolkit data for migration to ArchivesSpace. Click on the 'AT Cleanup and Migration Preparations' link to access the document.
- From Silos to (Archives)Space: Moving Legacy Finding Aids Online as a Multi-Department Library Collaboration (Paromita Biswas and Elizabeth Skene, Western Carolina University): "Prior to 2014, finding aids from Hunter Library's Special Collections did not have a publicly accessible online presence and resided as Microsoft Word documents on an internal library server. In 2014, Hunter Library began transferring these finding aids to ArchivesSpace, an open source archives information management application. ArchivesSpace allowed librarians to publish and export EAD finding aids on the web. This article discusses the project as an interdepartmental collaboration among Special Collections, Cataloging, and Digital Projects. The authors consider this paper useful as a workflow model for libraries which lack technical infrastructure but want to transfer legacy collection descriptions to ArchivesSpace."
- Olivia and the Great Migration (Olivia Solis, Briscoe Center for American History): Briscoe Center for American History migration to ArchivesSpace from EADs and internal accession records.
- Bria Parker, University of Maryland: Migration from an Access Database
- Managing Archival Metadata Migration (is Maddening): Presentation about migrating records from an Access database into ArchivesSpace.
- How I learned to stop worrying and love the API: Discusses migrating from a local MS Access database to ArchiveSSpace using the CSV importer and API.
- Smith College resources:
- Smith College Github Aspace Data Remediation: Files, tools, and plans for remediating data for migration to ArchivesSpace at Smith.
- Smith College Github ASpace Migration - Files, tools, and plans: Files, tools, and plans for bringing legacy data into ArchivesSpace at Smith.
The links below relate to ArchivesSpace plug-in projects. Resources are loosely grouped by whether the plug-in involves importing or exporting data, searching, administration, authentication, and additional front-end and back-end funcationality. Some links may appear in multiple categories.
- Plugins and Scripts from UNLV (University of Nevada, Las Vegas Libraries): Includes plugins to use custom PDFs for different repositories, customization of the default MARCXML export, spawn a number of accession records at once into resource records, and an overlay function that that allows for more granular record merging.
- Harvard ASpace Excel Import plugin (Harvard Library): Supports the bulk uploading via Excel Spreadsheet of Archival Objects and (optionally) their associated Creator Agents, Top Containers, Subjects, Digital Objects, etc.
- Import Agent Records with LCNAF Import Plug-in (ArchivesSpace): Information from the ArchivesSpace membership documentation about creating agent records using the Library of Congress Name Authority File plugin.
- ArchivesSpace @ NYU: Local Development (New York University): Provides information and access to locally-developed plugins, including an EAD export customization plugin, a plugin for location management (pre-ArchivesSpace v.1.5.0), a MARC record export plugin, and a digitization work order plugin and digital object creation tool.
- MOMA EAD Importer (Brian Hoffman): Custom ArchivesSpace EAD Importer for MOMA EADs. Theses customizations are specific to version 1.0.9 of ArchivesSpace and may not work with later versions.
- Yale EAD Exporter Plugin Example (Developer house at code4lib 2015): It shows how to tweak the EAD converter. In this example, Yale wanted to add container barcode_1 to the EAD container @label attribute with the convention of "LABEL BARCOD" (e.g., "text 1234").
- OCLC Import (Hudson Molonglo): Search OCLC records and choose which ones to import into ArchivesSpace as Accession records.
- Custom MARC Exporter (Lora Woodford): Sample custom MARC exporter demonstrated at the 2018 Code4Lib pre-conference workshop. Enables customizations to MARC exporter for country codes, descriptive cataloging forms, cataloging sources, dates, and locations.
- NCSU Search Title Boost (North Carolina State University Libraries): Boosts exact matches on title field - improves precision of search queries from linked record fields (linked agents, subjects, etc.).
- Search Identifier plugins:
- Search Identifier (Duke University Libraries): Adds the identifier column to search and advanced search results pages for a number of different records.
- Search Identifier (LYRASIS): Adds an identifier column to search and advanced search results pages in the staff interface.
- ArchivesSpace Advanced Search Extension (Hudson Molonglo): This is an ArchivesSpace plugin to extend the advanced search to index and allow searching on a series of record fields as specified by Yale University.
- ArchivesSpace System Performance Monitor (Hudson Molongo): This plugin detects configuration issues that might be causing your ArchivesSpace instance to be running a little more sluggishly than it should.
- ArchivesSpace Data Checker plugin (Hudson Molonglo): This plugin introduces a new background job that checks the data in an ArchivesSpace instance. It reports on the number of records found and how many are invalid or throw errors.
- A Plug-in Manager Plug-in for ArchivesSpace (Hudson Molonglo): Lists installed plugins and provides a directory listing of published plugins.
- Accessions summary reports (Hudson Molonglo): An ArchivesSpace plugin that provides summary reports on Accessions.
- Extended Reports (Brian Hoffman): Add customized reports to ArchivesSpace.
- Oauth plug-in (Mark Custer/LYRASIS): Configure ArchivesSpace as a service provider for oauth user authentication.
- ArchivesSpace authentication with OmniAuth/CAS (Dartmouth University): An ArchivesSpace plugin to provide OmniAuth/CAS single-sign-on authentication.
- NCSU Delete Button Context Plugin (North Carolina State University Libraries): Changes the label on the 'Delete' button in the record toolbar to indicate the type of record being deleted.
- Payments Module (Hudson Molonglo): Payments subrecord for accession records.
- Atlas Systems: Aeon/ArchivesSpace Plugins
- ArchivesSpace-Aeon Fulfillment Plugin: Allows patrons to submit requests from ArchivesSpace PUI to Aeon.
- Aeon ArchivesSpace Client Addon: This addon is used to integrate the ArchivesSpace staff interface into the Aeon Client request form so that staff can search the records of their ArchivesSpace instance and import details into Aeon requests.
- Alma/ArchivesSpace Integrations Plugin (University of Denver): Built on the Top Container functionality...based on the resource record provided by the user, the integrations will perform the following API calls: Check for a BIB with the Resource's MMS ID; check for holdings associated with the BIB identified by that MMS ID; add new holdings; create a new BIB record if no MMS ID is present.
- Generating Accession identifiers:
- Custom Accession Identifiers (Brian Hoffman): Creating custom accession identifiers. Users with "Manage Repository" permissions will see a new menu item in the Repository settings menu (click the gear icon to the right of the selected repository). Use the "Department Codes" setting to add and remove codes for your Repository. Department codes will appear in a dropdown for the second part of the Accession identifier. The first and third sections of the identifier will be system-generated upon saving the record. The fourth section will be removed.
- Custom Accession Identifiers (University of Virginia, forked from Yale/Hudson Molonglo plugin): This is a modification of the original generate-accession-identifiers plugin with two significant differences.
- Next Resource Identifier plugin (University of Denver Libraries): ArchivesSpace plugin to determine the next collection number in a sequence.
- University of Denver's local ArchivesSpace plugins (University of Denver Libraries): Includes branding; extending the resource_tree content model to display the component IDs in the third column, for easier tree navigation for our archivists; extending the public search result summary to provide additional metadata about Resources, Archival Objects, and Digital Objects; adding rows to the component toolbar for Archival Objects to allow for MODS export and linking to digital objects.
- Timewalk plug-in (Alex Duryee): An automated date parser plugin for ArchivesSpace.
- Information about Plugins (ArchivesSpace): ReadMe file from ArchivesSpace plugins page on Github.
- Writing an ArchivesSpace plugin (Mark Triggs, Teaspoon Consulting): "ArchivesSpace allows you to write custom code to add new features, or change the behaviour of existing features. This code takes the form of a plugin: you structure your code according to certain conventions and it is automatically loaded when the ArchivesSpace system starts up. This article looks at the source code behind a plugin for generating accession identifiers."
- css stylesheet (Yale University): for the staff interface.
- ArchivesSpace Assets Reroute Plugin (Mark Triggs, Hudson Molonglo): This is a plugin to reroute the Rails asset pipeline in the ASpace frontend and public UI to use plugin assets. It's specifically designed to allow plugin assets to be served by Tomcat7.
- Container Management (Hudson Molonglo): ArchivesSpace plugin to add a new container type to ArchivesSpace. This plugin is compatible with ArchivesSpace v1.1.x.
- Yale ArchivesSpace ILS Integration (Hudson Molonglo): ArchivesSpace plugin to add support for integrating Yale's ILS.
- Yale Accessions plugin (Brian Hoffman): Creates custom accession identifiers for Yale.
- Yale MARC XML (Hudson Molonglo): Additional MARC XML for accession mappings for Yale.
- Default text for notes (Hudson Molonglo): ArchivesSpace plugin to specify default text for selected fields. This plugin was developed for the National Library of Australia.
- Yale Materials Types (Hudson Molonglo): When this plugin is installed, you will see a new Material Types subrecord form in the Accessions form. After adding a Material Types subrecord to an Accession, you can check the material types that apply to the Accession. You can set default Material Types by clicking 'My Repository Preferences'; in the user dropdown menu. Checked Material Type preferences will be checked by default when a new Material Types record is created.
- ASpace Yale Container Operations (Hudson Molonglo): Plugin for bulk container operations.
- Item linker (Denver University Libraries): This ArchivesSpace plugin allows a user to create a Digital Object record directly from an Archival Object (i.e. for digital surrogates of a physical object), and automatically link that Digital Object to the item upon its creation. If a Digital Object is already linked to the item record, the user can push updates from the item to its Digital Object.
- Archival Object_MODS (Denver University Libraries): This plugin allows users to download MODS representations of Archival Objects in ArchivesSpace. On the backend, there is an API call allowing the direct download of a MODS representation of any Archival Object as well as the metadata for that MODS representation, similar to the MODS export for Digital Object records.
- Autogenerate DOIDs (Lora Woodford): This plugin auto-generates an identifier for Digital Objects created in staff mode (frontend).
- Manager User Defined Fields (Ohio State University): This ArchivesSpace plugin hides any user defined fields that are default or not used for the specific type of item being created/edited.
- Implementing the ArchivesSpace PUI: A Before Action Review (Yale University): Blog post that explains the purposes of this Before Action Review (BAR): identify what would be accomplished, what would change, and what would indicate success by moving to the ArchivesSpace public user interface.
- Donor Details Plugin (Bentley Historical Library): Blog post that discusses the Bentley's Donor Details plugin. Includes links to the plugin code.
- ArchivesSpace Developer Screencasts: 20. Writing an importer plugin (Mark Triggs, Hudson Molonglo): Youtube video that demonstrates how to write a plugin that adds an importer to ArchivesSpace.
- Turning an ArchivesSpace Plugin into Core Code (Christine Kim, ArchivesSpace): One of the simplest and quickest ways to begin writing for the ArchivesSpace core code is to take an existing plugin and convert it into a pull request to the master branch of ArchivesSpace.
The links below relate to ArchivesSpace integrations projects. Resources are loosely grouped by the type of system being integrated with ArchivesSpace such as digital preservation systems, content publication systems, import/export integrations, etc. Some links may appear in multiple categories.
- General resources on integrations (ArchivesSpace)
- ArchivesSpace-Archivematica Integration (Rockefeller Archive Center): Integration endpoints for Archivematica.
- ArchivesSpace Integration documentation from Archivematica (Archivematica): Includes mapping samples between ArchivesSpace and Archivematica.
- Caltech Archives Integration Tools (Caltech Library): A collection of tools utilities and services for integrating ArchivesSpace with other systems.
- Bridging Technologies to Efficiently Arrange and Describe Digital Archives: the Bentley Historical Library's ArchivesSpace-Archivematica-DSpace Workflow Integration Project (Max Eckard, Dallas Pillen, and Mike Shallcross): "The integration of ArchivesSpace and Archivematica in an end-to-end workflow that will include the automated deposit of content into a DSpace repository. This article provides context of the project and offers an in-depth exploration of the project's key development tasks, all of which were provided by Artefactual Systems, the developers of Archivematica."
- ArchivesSpace Integration Use Cases (Samvera Archivists Interest Group - formerly the Hydra Archivists Working Group): Contains links to user stories from various institutions about how they would like to integrate ArchivesSpace with their Samvera-(formerly, Hydra)-based repositories.
- Archive-It - ArchivesSpace Integration (Archive-It): Blog post about the new Archive-It integration with ArchivesSpace. Includes link to documentation and plugins.
- Islandora ArchivesSpace (LYRASIS): Includes modules, scripts, forms, and a plugin to integrate ASpace with Islandora metadata and digital objects.
- EADChecker (Harvard Library): Import/export integration for checking EADs against local standards via schematron. This is a small website intended to allow Harvard Archivists to check their EAD files prior to ingest by ArchivesSpace.
- ArchivesSpace Preprocessor (Harvard Library): The ArchivesSpace Preprocessing system processes EAD files and applies changes (fixes) to them to allow for successful ingest into ArchivesSpace.
- Link (Archive-It) Seeds to related ArchivesSpace collections (Mary Haberle, Archive-It): The "Related Archival Materials" metadata field makes it possible for partners using ArchivesSpace to integrate non-web collections in their holdings into seed-level Archives-It records.
- Repurposing ArchivesSpace Metadata for Original MARC Cataloging (Carol Ou, Katherine L. Rankin, Cyndi Shein): "UNLV...completed a pilot project exploring the repurposing of descriptive metadata for archival collections stored in ArchivesSpace for the creation of original MAchine-Readable Cataloging (MARC) records contributed to OCLC WorldCat."
- Circa (North Carolina State University Library): Request and workflow management for archives and special collections. A web-based system for managing requests for special collections materials. The application includes a JSON API, built in Ruby on Rails, and a default front end written in Angular.js (v. 1.6.x). Circa provides close integration with ArchivesSpace, upon which the application depends for managing containers associated with specific collection components, as well as the location of those containers. It can also support requests for materials described in an ILS.
- staticAid (Hillel Arnold): A Jekyll static site generator for archival description serialized in JSON, generated via the ArchivesSpace REST API, or by other modular backends which can be added to the system.
- Open-Source Opens Doors: A Case Study on Extending ArchivesSpace Code at UNLV Libraries (Cyndi Shein, Carol Ou, Karla Irwin, Carlos Lemus): "UNLV is in its third year of implementing...ArchivesSpace, and is sharing UNLV-developed code that extends ArchivesSpace's built-in function. The case study demonstrates how adopting and building upon community-created code and developing original local code is improving critical workflows that support creating collection descriptions, cleaning up metadata, and disseminating finding aids that are easier for researchers to comprehend."
The links below relate to ArchivesSpace training resources and/or documentation.
- Training and Resources (New York University): NYU's staff training materials for ArchivesSpace.
- Local Usage Manual (NYU)
- List of links to a variety of ArchivesSpace training manuals (Hosted by SAA's Collection Management Tools Section)
- Archival Collection Management Documentation and ArchiveSpace Training: The training offers an interactive overview of ArchivesSpace. The training is a combination of recorded webinars to watch anytime and live one-hour web-based workshops.
The links below relate to ArchivesSpace implementation projects.
- Implementing ArchivesSpace at Arizona State University (Elizabeth Dunham): Arizona State University Libraries became charter members of ArchivesSpace, an "open source archives information management application for managing and providing web access to archives, manuscripts and digital objects", in early 2013. This case study discusses the Libraries' migration of its Archives and Special Collections (ASC) from Microsoft Access, Archivists' Toolkit and FileMaker Pro to ArchivesSpace.
- Implementing ArchivesSpace at NYPL: Part 1 (New York Public LIbrary): "In 2014, the Archives Unit at The New York Public Library began its evaluation of ArchivesSpace. Following a rigorous review of the application, we began implementation in earnest in 2016, and started using it in production earlier this year. Historically, Special Collections developed its own systems for collection/data management, which could be developed and tailored to suit our needs. As such, moving from a homegrown data management system/model to a community-designed one represented a major shift in how the Library evaluates and implements systems. Instead of being able to build to our wants/needs from the ground up, ArchivesSpace required us to meet the application halfway in its assumptions and practices."
The links below relate to ArchivesSpace scripts and APIs.
- Getting things done with in ArchivesSpace, or, Fun with APIs (Noah Huffman, Duke University): Explains how to use APIs in ArchivesSpace, along with specific examples.
- Python for Archivists: breaking down barriers between systems (Greg Wiederman, SUNY Albany): Article about working with the Python scripting language, which can be used to create APIs for ArchivesSpace.
- ArchivesSpace Export Service (Hudson Molonglo): Created for Yale University; "rovides a framework for scheduled EAD export and publication."
- ArchivesSpace scripts (Duke University Libraries): Various scripts to process ArchivesSpace EAD exports, interact with the ArchivesSpace API, or query backend ASpace SQL database for reports.
- ArchivesSpace Data Export Scripts (Rockefeller Archive Center): Various scripts to export different data records (i.e. locations, containers, archival objects, etc.) from ArchivesSpace in a variety of formats (i.e. METS, EADs, etc.)
- Automated exports for ArchivesSpace (Rockefeller Archive Center): These scripts export updated data from ArchivesSpace and version all data in git.
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing for ArchivesSpace (Rockefeller Archive Center): Implements Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
- DACSspace (Rockefeller Archive Center): A simple Python script to evaluate your ArchivesSpace instance for DACS single-level minimum required elements. DACSspace utilizes the ArchivesSpace API to check resources for DACS compliance and produces a csv containing a list of evaluated resources. If a DACS field is present its content will be written to the csv, if a field is missing the csv will read "FALSE" for that item.
- Digital Media Logging Tools:
- NYU Libraries Media Log (New York University): This is a basic app for capturing information about media being imaged.
- Rockefeller Archive Center's Digital Media Log: A Rails app that uses ArchivesSpace's API to quickly inventory digital media items and log disk imaging.
- ArchivesSnake (ArchivesSpace Labs): A client library for working with the ArchivesSpace API.
- ArchivesSpace API Cheatsheet (Dave Mayo): A cheatsheet for ASpace's API with routes, methods, and descriptions.
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