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office-qda-core

v0.0.1

Published

The core library of easyQDA (reading, consensus, reliability, all QDA formats). This release ships the machine-readable easyQDA format contracts; the library itself is in closed alpha and will be published under this name.

Readme

office-qda-core

The core library of easyQDA — reading coded Office/text/ELAN files, the consensus machinery, intercoder reliability, and every format the ecosystem speaks (REFI-QDA .qdpx included).

What this package is

The library is in closed alpha; it will be published under this package name when easyQDA opens up. Until then, this package ships something real and useful on its own: the machine-readable easyQDA format contracts (MIT-licensed), the authoritative JSON descriptors of the ecosystem's open formats:

| Contract | Format | |---|---| | easyqda-collection v1 | csvQDA — a complete QDA project as relational CSV tables, functionally equivalent to REFI-QDA | | easyqda-text v1 | textQDA — the brace coding convention for plain text files, with frozen parse/emit test vectors | | easyqda-exchange v2 | the thematic analysis CSV tables shared across the tool family |

const { contracts, contract } = require("office-qda-core");
contract("easyqda-collection", 1).tables.codings.columns;

Published contract versions are immutable; changes appear only as new, numbered versions. Implementing these formats — reading or writing, in any software under any licence — creates no obligation under the AGPL of the easyQDA application; the contracts here are MIT.

Learn more

© fre.ms — contracts MIT; the library itself is AGPL-3.0-or-later with an additional permission ("what you produce with easyQDA is your own work").