Implementation of controlled vocabularies in a separate module #205
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_msg is only shown as logging? Other plugins need some feedback to be shown on the web interfaces
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This change implements the
Vocabularyclass that facilitates getting the content of metadata registries considered as holding controlled vocabularies. Currently two CVs have been added: IANA media types and FAIRsharing.Each vocabulary supports both local (from a local file cached in
/static/controlled_vocabulariespath) and remote connection (usually through API requests).Resolves some items from issue #92