fix(sword-api): get_service_document throws error due to auth-failure

[jmurugan-fzj]

• Added logic to set HTTPBasicAuth using api-token for get and post requests which allows the retrieval of service-document without any authentication failures.

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Closes #162

[pdurbin]

@jmurugan-fzj thanks for the pull request!

I wish we had some CI set up to test pyDataverse regularly. That way we could include in pull requests like this some tests asserting that the service document can be retrieved. Would you be interested in helping with this effort? We're spinning up Dataverse in GitHub Actions over at https://github.com/gdcc/api-test-runner and plan to someday create a proper GitHub Action: https://github.com/gdcc/dataverse-action

I just opened this related issue:

• In README, explain how to reach out to other developers and users of the action dataverse-action#6

[jmurugan-fzj]

@jmurugan-fzj thanks for the pull request!

I wish we had some CI set up to test pyDataverse regularly. That way we could include in pull requests like this some tests asserting that the service document can be retrieved. Would you be interested in helping with this effort? We're spinning up Dataverse in GitHub Actions over at https://github.com/gdcc/api-test-runner and plan to someday create a proper GitHub Action: https://github.com/gdcc/dataverse-action

I just opened this related issue:

• In README, explain how to reach out to other developers and users of the action dataverse-action#6

@pdurbin yes sure, I can also support but may not be able to guarantee the priority for this task presently with my work related engagements, may be we could discuss further your expectations regarding my contributions?

[pdurbin]

Yes, it would be great to talk. Maybe next week? I'm hoping to know more about the pyDataverse situation on Monday.

[jmurugan-fzj]

Yes, it would be great to talk. Maybe next week? I'm hoping to know more about the pyDataverse situation on Monday.

@pdurbin Sure, could you please send me an invite for next week? I am available most days after Monday and my time zone is GMT+1

[pdurbin]

@jmurugan-fzj are you on Zulip? @JR-1991 and I talk in #python there. We just advertised this in the README:

• Add Zulip channel to README.md #165

You're very welcome to join us! Maybe there we could figure out a meeting time.

[jmurugan-fzj]

@jmurugan-fzj are you on Zulip? @JR-1991 and I talk in #python there. We just advertised this in the README:

• Add Zulip channel to README.md #165

You're very welcome to join us! Maybe there we could figure out a meeting time.

@pdurbin Thanks, I joined and messaged you there, let me know your availability!

[JR-1991]

@jmurugan-fzj thanks for the submission! I tested your PR to POST data to Demo Dataverse (using native PyDataverse and EasyDataverse). Everything works fine! Please find the code I have used in the following:

from easyDataverse import Dataverse

# Connect to a Dataverse installation
dataverse = Dataverse(
  server_url="https://demo.dataverse.org",
  api_token="...",
)

# Intiialize a dataset
dataset = dataverse.create_dataset()

# Fill metadata blocks
dataset.citation.title = "My dataset"
dataset.citation.subject = ["Other"]
dataset.citation.add_author(name="John Doe")
dataset.citation.add_dataset_contact(name="John Doe", email="john@doe.com")
dataset.citation.add_ds_description(value="This is a description of the dataset")

dataset.upload("ed_test")

response = dataverse.native_api.create_dataset(
    "ed_test",
    dataset.dataverse_json(),
)

print(response.text)

Out

Connecting to https://demo.dataverse.org/
Connection successfuly established!

- Using EasyDataverse

Dataset with pid 'doi:10.70122/FK2/P94QEH' created.
https://demo.dataverse.org/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.70122/FK2/P94QEH

- Using native API

Dataset with pid 'doi:10.70122/FK2/PPMKBO' created.
'{"status":"OK","data":{"id":2110496,"persistentId":"doi:10.70122/FK2/PPMKBO"}}'

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