# PRISM Studio (Web Interface) PRISM Studio (`prism-studio.py`) is the web interface for validating datasets and interactively working with metadata. - For installation: see [INSTALLATION.md](INSTALLATION.md). - For CLI validation and automation: see [CLI_REFERENCE.md](CLI_REFERENCE.md). --- ## 1) Start PRISM Studio macOS / Linux: ```bash source .venv/bin/activate python prism-studio.py ``` Windows: ```bat .venv\Scripts\activate python prism-studio.py ``` Open: - http://localhost:5001 Quick health checks (repo root): ```bash # fast entrypoint sanity bash scripts/ci/run_local_smoke.sh # full required gate bash scripts/ci/run_runtime_gate.sh ``` --- ## 2) Upload and validation workflow ### What you can upload - **Folder** (recommended) - **ZIP file** ### Large datasets (“structure-only uploads”) PRISM Studio supports a "DataLad-style" upload strategy for large datasets: - Metadata files (e.g., `.json`, `.tsv`) are uploaded. - Large binaries (e.g., `.nii`, `.mp4`) may be skipped. - The backend creates placeholders so PRISM can validate **structure**, **filenames**, and **sidecar/schema consistency** without transferring large payloads. This is useful when you only need to validate correctness of the dataset layout and metadata. --- ## 3) Understanding the results After validation, PRISM Studio displays: - A summary of **Errors** (must fix) and **Warnings** (should fix) - Per-issue details including which file is affected and why it failed Typical errors include: - Missing required BIDS files (e.g., `dataset_description.json`) - Missing sidecar JSON for a TSV/recording - Filename not matching expected patterns - JSON fields failing schema validation You can typically download a **JSON report** for archiving or CI workflows. --- ## 4) JSON editor PRISM Studio includes a JSON editor that can: - Create/edit sidecars (`*_beh.json`, `*_physio.json`, biometrics JSON sidecars) - Validate JSON content against the selected schema version This helps when building metadata iteratively. --- ## 5) Template Editor (Survey / Biometrics) PRISM Studio includes a **Template Editor** to create or modify PRISM library templates (Survey or Biometrics) without editing raw JSON. What it supports: - **Load** a template from a library folder or create a **new** template from the selected PRISM schema version - **Value-only editing**: keys stay fixed/locked; the UI renders fields as form controls - **No brackets for typical fields**: arrays/levels/translations are edited via add/remove controls and language rows - **Schema help**: hover the ⓘ icons to see descriptions and allowed values - **Validate** against the selected schema and **download** the JSON (no server-side overwrite) Where to find it: - From the navbar: **Template Editor** - Or open directly: `http://localhost:5001/template-editor` Tips: - Use **Add** in the left “Items (questions/metrics)” panel to add a new item ID (it becomes fixed once created). - For translated text fields, language codes (e.g., `de`, `en`) are non-editable; only the text values are editable. --- ## 6) NeuroBagel integration (participants) PRISM Studio provides a participants annotation workflow compatible with NeuroBagel: - Reads `participants.tsv` - Helps you annotate with standardized ontology terms - Supports categorical level extraction --- ## 7) Methods Boilerplate Generator PRISM Studio can generate a draft of a scientific **Methods section** based on the metadata in your library. - **How it works**: It scans your `library/survey` and `library/biometrics` folders. - **Output**: A Markdown document describing the instruments used, their authors, citations, and constructs. - **Languages**: Supports generating text in **English** and **German**. - **Metadata**: The generated text now pulls canonical DOIs, licenses, target age ranges, estimated administration/scoring times, item counts, and access classifications from the tightened PRISM schema so each instrument summary reflects the richer metadata you provided. Access it via the **Tools** menu or at `/methods-generator`. --- ## 8) Survey Generator & Export The Survey Export tool allows you to: - Select items from the library. - Preview response scales (levels), units, and value ranges. - Export a "clean" dataset structure for data collection. - Generate codebooks automatically. --- ## 7) Tips for first-time use - Start with a small demo dataset: see [WORKSHOP.md](WORKSHOP.md). - Validate first, then iterate on metadata fields. - If you want strict automation, use `prism.py` in your terminal.