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N.B If you have uploaded any of your primary data to a repository, please select “Yes” to Question 3, and follow the instructions provided before continuing to upload to figshare. Figshare upload
Learn about the Portal, Workflows and Integrations, Preprints and Figshare & FAIR. Since 2011, Figshare has been making data (and a variety of other types of supplemental material) more discoverable and accessible to the broader academic and scholarly communities worldwide. We have done so in partnership with more than 20 major publishers ...
Upload a file via API (useful for very large files) This is described in the API documentation and there is a sample Python script as well. The process involves: Creating an item to receive the files. Initiating the upload. Splitting your file into defined chunks (e.g. 10 MB chunks) Uploading each chunk.
The same rules apply to individual Figshare accounts and to institutional accounts or publisher accounts. For accounts owned by publishers, Figshare is able to remove the automatic versioning process and maintain only one public version. Versions are listed and accessible in the drop-down menu under the item title and each is timestamped.
Private sharing. Upload your files into the ‘My Data’ section of your Figshare.com account. . Add descriptive metadata as if you are ready to make the file public. . On the top right side of the metadata form click “Share with private link” to configure a private link. You can set the date you would like the private link to expire.
How to add data to a Collection. There are two ways to add data to a Collection: a) Once you’ve created the Collection, select Add public items or My data. If you select from public items, you can search and select the items you wish to add to your collection. The same process applies if you choose from your data.
You can do this at any time, with existing articles or new uploads. Starting in My data, click to edit the article and enter the metadata screen: At the bottom and to the left of the screen you’ll see a new option, “Get DOI or Private Link”. Click here will take you to the private article preview page, where underneath your preview viewer ...
