About-SOCA

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License

One or multiple python notebooks

One or multiple DockerFiles

Paper associated or references to one

Bibtex citation

Has an identifier

Has a status label

Installation instructions

Requirements for using the repository

How to use the repository

Help

In-depth documentation of the repository

Acknowledgements present in the repository

Download options

This repository is a webpage

This repository is an ontology

Number of stars given to the repository

Number of releases

Copy the card as embedded html

User/Organization who owns the repo

Updated in the last month

Updated in the last 3 months

Not updated in the last 3 months

Info

This software catalog has been created with the softawre catalog creator (soca) Python package .

Each software card in the catalog represents a different repository from GitHub. The main objective of this web is to give visibility to researchers by showcasing their work in a minimalistic portal.

Scc extracts most of the displayed metadata with the help of somef and inspect4py, enabling end-users to filter and sort all the repositories in multiple ways.

Team

Daniel Rodríguez Mariblanca: developer and designer of the portal and soca. Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, ETSIINF (Computer Engineering, Business Administration and Management).
Daniel Garijo: mentor. Distinguished researcher at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, ETSIINF
Esteban Gonzalez: mentor. PhD student at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, ETSIINF
Oscar Corcho: mentor. Full professor at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, ETSIINF

Navigation

To find the desired repositories we highly encourage to leverage the different filters, sorts and search-bar. The repositories will be displayed in minimalist cards, if the query yields more than 12 repositories soca will automatically paginate the results, increasing the user experience.

Desktop

There is the option to you use the left and right keys to go-back and go to the next page.

Phone/Tablet

There is the option to you swipe from left to right and right to left to go-back and go to the next page.

Python repositories

If the Python icon appears in one of the cards, the repository belongs to one of the following categories:

Package

The tool can be used from the command line, usually with a unique command for doing it so.

Library

The target tool is designed to be imported as part of another tool, instead of being used through the command line.

Service

The target tool can be launched as a web service.

Script

The repository is meant to be used through one or multiple script files, which will carry out its intended functionality.