The COSMoS GitHub repository contains working files and other artefacts to support the implementation of Biomedical Concepts (BCs) and Dataset Specializations in the CDISC Library. Below is an overview of the contents of this repository.
bc_starter_package
This folder contains a CDISC Biomedical Concepts Starter Package for:
curation
The curation folder contains spreadsheets that were used for loading of BCs and SDTM Specializations. These spreadsheets should not be used to download BCs or SDTM Specializations. Instead, use the spreadsheets in the export folder.
curation/draft
The curation/draft folder contains draft curation spreadsheets that are still work in progress. The content in these draft spreadsheets is neither validated nor loaded in the CDISC Library.
export
The export folder contains spreadsheets and CSV files with the latest versions of all BCs and SDTM Dataset Specializations in the CDISC Library:
model
The model folder contains files (cosmos_bc_model.yaml and cosmos_sdtm_bc_model.yaml) according to the LinkML specification. It also contains several other files auto generated from the model:
openapi
The openapi folder contains the OpenAPI definition of the COSMoS API (cosmos.yaml)
More information about using the CDISC Library API can be found on the CDISC Library API Portal and the Biomedical Concepts and Dataset Specializations Release Notes on the CDISC Wiki. Use your cdiscID credentials to login to the CDISC Library API Portal.
projects
The project folder contains various artefacts generated from the LinkML schema, such as JSON-Schema, or the Python object model.
utilities
The utilities folder contains utilities to:
yaml
The yaml folder contains:
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