User Guide: DeSci Nodes v1.0 [Capybara]
  • Welcome to DeSci Nodes
  • General user overview
    • Explore
    • Node
      • [New] Node Home
    • Node Workspace
      • Navigation Bar
      • Viewer
      • Node Drive Panel
      • Node Contributors Panel
      • Information Panel
    • Profile
  • Create and Publish
    • Quick Start
    • Introduction
    • Sign Up & Login
    • Create a Node
      • Create Node
      • Add Components
        • Data
        • Manuscript
        • Code & Executables
        • External Links
        • Folder
      • Add Information
        • Add License
        • Add Metadata
        • Add Contributors
        • Add Comments
        • Claim Attestations
      • Organise, Access & Present
        • Return to most recent Node
        • Component Presentation
          • Pinning components
          • Renaming components
          • Moving components
        • Add Cover Art
      • Collaborate
      • Delete Before Publication
        • Delete Unpublished Components
        • [TBD] Delete Unpublished Nodes
    • Publish
      • Update Your Node
        • Editing a published Node
        • Publish a new version of your Research Node
        • Delete Components After Publication
        • Delete Published Node - Cannot
    • Submit for Curation
    • Share
      • Cite
      • Share Link
      • Persistent Identifier (dPID)
      • Content Identifier (CID)
      • Social Media
    • Interact & Reuse
      • Browse
      • Download
      • Support
        • [TBD] Comment
        • [TBD] Attest
      • Compute
        • [TBD] Node IDE
        • [TBD] Compute to data
        • [TBD] Data to compute
      • Communities
        • [TBD] Apply for Comms Curation
        • [TBD] Apply for Comms Attestations
        • [TBD] Become a Comms Member
  • Validate and Curate
    • Community Curation
    • Community Home
    • Validate and Curate
  • Find Help
    • FAQ
      • Fundamentals
      • Using Nodes
      • Nodes and Journals
      • FAIR
      • Benefits of using Nodes
      • Your identity
      • Metrics, citations and PIDs
      • Governance
    • Community Support
    • Feedback & Contact
  • TECHNICAL BACKGROUND
    • Persistent Identifiers 101
    • FAIR Data
      • All About FAIR
        • The FAIR Principles
        • GoFAIR Criteria
        • Red and Blue Principles
        • FAIR Digital Object Framework (FDOF)
        • The FAIR Hourglass
        • The Internet of FAIR Data and Services (IFDS)
      • FAIR Compliance
        • DeSci Nodes FIP
        • Standardized Assessments
        • FAIR Metadata Publishing
    • Open State Repository
      • PID
      • Data
      • Metadata
      • Methods
    • Roadmap
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Node Workspace

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Node Workspace

If you click on any Node - visible on your Profile for your own Nodes, or presented in the Explore page for those of others - you will be brought to the Node Workspace. This is where the action happens. The Node workspace has three main spaces, as well as a (D in picture) across the top:

  • the Viewerin the middle (A below): for (pre)viewing file components such as manuscripts (PDFs), data and code - with options to make comments (and, in the future, edits on your owned & collaborated Nodes) to the viewed components.

  • the Node Drive Panel in the lefthand panel (B): including an overview of the uploaded (Drive) and (Contributors). Clicking on these tabs at the top will open the panel of choice and give access to a variety of options.

  • The Information Panel in the righthand panel (C): giving you metadata information on the component selected in the drive (and viewed in the reader space), or the possibility to perform actions on these components. Here, you can copy (or in the future even compute) code, or export a citation from a published PDF in a number of different citation formats. The workspace (D), is where you can open/close the two workspace panels, check the version of the Node & Component you are working on, and can check out the Node's publication history.

The panels and navigation bar are situated as follows:

NB: our development and UI teams have been working hard on this space - it may look a little different from the current information given.

navigation bar
components
contributors
Navigation Bar
Node Workspace Sections - with all sections in view