The ckanext-ozwillo-organization-api extension appears to add functionality related to organizations within CKAN, potentially including an API and form customization. While the available documentation is limited, it seems designed to enhance how organizations are managed and interacted with within a CKAN instance. The plugin likely provides an API for programmatic organization management and a customized form for a user-friendly interface when creating or editing organizations. Key Features (Inferred): Organization API: Likely introduces or enhances the existing CKAN API to provide more specific endpoints and functionalities for creating, reading, updating, and deleting organizations. Custom Organization Form: Implements a custom form, possibly leveraging CKAN's templating system, to provide a more tailored user interface for organization creation and management, potentially including new fields or validation rules. Technical Integration: The extension integrates with CKAN by registering itself as a plugin specified in the CKAN configuration file (ckan.plugins). By adding ozwilloorganizationapi and ozwilloorganizationform to the ckan.plugins setting, the extensions's API endpoints and templates are enabled. Restarting CKAN applies the changes. Benefits & Impact (Based on likely functionality): This extension can streamline organization management in CKAN by introducing a programmatic API as well as improving usability through a custom organization form, allowing for a more efficient data management processes.

The openapi_viewer extension for CKAN aims to enhance dataset discoverability by integrating OpenAPI specifications. While the provided README is sparse on details, the extension likely provides a way to view and interact with API definitions directly within the CKAN interface, promoting improved data accessibility and a deeper understanding of dataset APIs. It presumably will help users explore available endpoints, parameters, and data structures exposed by datasets. Key Features (Inferred from name and common use cases): OpenAPI Specification Rendering: The extension likely renders OpenAPI (Swagger) specifications in a user-friendly format within the CKAN interface. API Endpoint Exploration: Users are probably able to browse and understand available API endpoints for a given dataset, including request parameters and response structures. Interactive API Testing (Potential): Depending on implementation, the extension may offer a way to test API endpoints directly from the CKAN interface. Dynamic Documentation Generation (Potential): It may dynamically generate API documentation from OpenAPI specifications linked to datasets in CKAN. Technical Integration (Assumed): While the README lacks specifics, it is assumed that the openapi_viewer extension functions as a CKAN plugin. Installation involves activating the CKAN virtual environment, cloning the extension, and including openapi_viewer in the ckan.plugins configuration setting. It likely interacts with CKAN's existing dataset metadata schema, allowing for the association of OpenAPI specifications with specific datasets therefore enabling the plugin. Benefits & Impact (Inferred): The primary benefit of the openapi_viewer extension is improved API discoverability and usability for CKAN datasets. By providing a clear and interactive view of API specifications, it simplifies the process of integrating CKAN datasets into applications and services. This can lead to wider adoption and more effective use of the data hosted within the CKAN instance. Enhanced understanding of the data will help to quickly extract valuable insights. Important Considerations: The provided documentation is limited. Functionality is inferred based on the extension's name and standard use cases for OpenAPI viewers. Configuration setting information is also incomplete, leaving the scope for customization unclear and requiring more in-depth manual steps.

The apidocs extension for CKAN provides a way to document and interact with the CKAN Action API, making it easier for developers to build applications that integrate with CKAN. This extension utilizes the OpenAPI specification, formerly known as Swagger, and the Swagger UI to visualize and interact with the CKAN API resources. By offering interactive documentation, the extension supports backend implementation and client-side consumption of the CKAN API. Key Features: API Documentation: Provides automatically generated documentation for CKAN’s Action API using the OpenAPI specification. Swagger UI Integration: Offers the Swagger UI to visualize and interact with the API’s resources, enabling developers to experiment with API calls directly from the documentation. Customizable API Actions Content: Allows modification or addition of API actions documentation by directly editing the swagger.json file, allowing for tailoring the API documentation to reflect the specific features and customizations of the CKAN instance. Technical Integration: The apidocs extension enhances CKAN by integrating Swagger UI, providing a visual and interactive interface for documented API endpoints. Changes or additions can be made to the API actions by modifying the swagger.json file located in the /public folder of the project, which must be created if it does not exist. Benefits & Impact: Implementing the apidocs extension can significantly benefit developers working with CKAN, improving their ability to write code that interacts with the CKAN API. Interactive API documentation through the Swagger UI helps lower the barriers to entry for developers, making it easier to consume CKAN's API.

Weather station measurements from Synoptic can be accessed using the pylaski rest api endpoint provided below. Attribution: "Authors of research publications that depend upon substantial use of data available via Synoptic Data should acknowledge the data providers by including a statement similar to: This study was made possible in part due to the data made available by (1) a specific source or (2) more generically, governmental agencies, commercial firms, and educational institutions. In addition to acknowledging the providers, two Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society articles may also be referenced when appropriate. These articles are Mesowest: Cooperative Mesonets in the Western United States (Horel et al. 2002) and Weather Support for the 2002 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games (Horel et al. 2002)." https://synopticdata.com/data-disclaimer

The ckanext-opensearch extension enhances CKAN by adding an OpenSearch interface, enabling machine-to-machine interaction for dataset discovery. It exposes several endpoints providing XML documents compliant with the OpenSearch standard, facilitating complex search workflows particularly useful in Earth Observation contexts. These endpoints serve description documents and Atom feeds representing search results, allowing external applications to query and retrieve datasets from the CKAN instance. Key Features: OpenSearch Description Documents: Provides /opensearch/description.xml endpoint to serve OpenSearch Description Documents (OSDD) that define the search parameters available. The osdd parameter dictates whether to retrieve the document for dataset search, collection search, or a specific collection. Dataset Search Endpoint: Offers /opensearch/search.atom endpoint for performing standard dataset searches, mirroring the functionality of CKAN's package search API. This allows external systems to query datasets using parameters defined in the dataset description document. Collection Search Endpoint: Implements /opensearch/collection_search.atom endpoint for searching collections of datasets. This supports a two-step search process, enabling users to first discover relevant collections and then search within those collections for specific datasets. Collection-Specific Search: Allows searching within a specific collection, using parameters that may be unique to that collection, defined in a dedicated description document for each collection ID. TOML Configuration: Uses TOML files (collectionslist.toml, datasetparameters.toml, etc.) to define collections, parameters, validators, and converters, facilitating easy customization and extension of the search interface. Jinja2 Templating: Employs Jinja2 templates to generate the XML description documents and Atom feeds, simplifying the process of aligning the output with various OpenSearch specifications. Namespaces Management: Utilizes namespaces.toml to manage XML namespaces, ensuring that the XML documents generated adhere to relevant standards. Use Cases: Earth Observation Data Discovery: Facilitates the "two-step" search process common in Earth Observation, allowing users to first find collections based on high-level criteria and then search within those collections for specific datasets or products and can be integrated into NextGEOSS projects. Machine-to-Machine Dataset Retrieval: Provides a standard interface for external applications to programmatically query and retrieve datasets from a CKAN instance. Technical Integration: The extension adds new API endpoints to CKAN. It leverages Jinja2 templating for XML generation, and TOML configuration files to control the parameters, namespaces, and available collections. The extension uses CKAN's plugins architecture to incorporate the new functionalities without altering core CKAN code. Benefits & Impact: This extension enables machine-readable access to CKAN datasets, adhering to the OpenSearch standard. It supports complex, two-step search workflows (particularly relevant in the Earth Observation domain), allowing users to search for collections and then search within those collections using specific parameters. The use of TOML files and Jinja2 templates facilitates maintainability, customization, and compliance with OpenSearch and related standards.

The ckanext-jena extension enriches CKAN's capabilities by integrating semantic data management using Apache Jena. This extension enables users to store semantic resources, such as RDF, TTL, and OWL files, within an Apache Jena instance. It supports conducting SPARQL queries against these semantic resources, providing a mechanism for advanced data exploration and integration within the CKAN ecosystem. Key Features: Semantic Resource Storage: Allows users to upload and store semantic resources (RDF, TTL, OWL) in a designated Apache Jena instance, expanding CKAN’s capacity to manage and expose semantically rich data. SPARQL Query Support: Enables the execution of SPARQL queries against the stored semantic resources, facilitating semantic data retrieval and sophisticated data analysis directly within CKAN. jenasearchsparql API Endpoint: Provides a specific API endpoint (jenasearchsparql) that accepts resource_id and q parameters to execute semantic queries, simplifying programmatic interaction with the Jena knowledge base. Integration with Apache Jena: Requires a running Apache Jena and Fuseki server to provide the underlying semantic data storage and query processing capabilities. Technical Integration: The ckanext-jena extension integrates with CKAN by providing API endpoints that interact with a configured Apache Jena and Fuseki server. The extension requires configuration within CKAN's INI file, specifying the necessary settings for Jena connectivity. Users access the extension’s features through the jenasearchsparql API, connecting CKAN's resource management with Jena's semantic reasoning capabilities. This is called with resource_id and q parameters for semantic queries, according to the readme. Benefits & Impact: Implementing the ckanext-jena extension allows CKAN to manage not just data, but also the relationships and context surrounding that data. This leads to improved data discovery, more powerful data analytics, and richer data integration possibilities by leveraging semantic web technologies within the CKAN platform. This benefits users in a variety of knowledge-based applications.

World Bank-approved administrative boundaries (Admin 0) (and polygons) including international boundaries, disputed areas, coastlines, and lakes. Boundaries are available as an ESRI GeoDatabase, in GeoJSON, a shapefile and API endpoints for interactive maps.

The HTSQL Interface extension for CKAN enhances data access by enabling users to query the CKAN datastore using the powerful HTSQL query language. This provides an alternative to the standard CKAN API, offering more flexibility and expressiveness in data retrieval. By adding a new API endpoint, datastoresearchhtsql, the extension allows for complex data manipulations and selections directly within the CKAN environment. Key Features: HTSQL Query Endpoint: Introduces a dedicated API endpoint (datastoresearchhtsql) to execute HTSQL queries against the datastore. Enhanced Data Retrieval: Enables users to perform more sophisticated data filtering, aggregation, and transformation compared to the standard CKAN datastore search API. Datastore Integration: Leverages CKAN's datastore functionality, allowing HTSQL queries on data resources stored within CKAN. Installation Simplicity: Installs as a standard CKAN extension through pip and is activated via the CKAN configuration file. Technical Integration: The HTSQL extension integrates tightly with the CKAN datastore by adding the datastoresearchhtsql API endpoint. To implement, one would install it via pip, followed by adding htsql to the ckan.plugins line in the CKAN .ini configuration file. This activates the extension and makes the HTSQL query functionality available. Benefits & Impact: The HTSQL Interface extension provides CKAN users with a more powerful and versatile way to query data stored in the datastore. This enhanced query capability can lead to more efficient data analysis, reporting, and application development by easing the complexity of data requests. By providing an alternative to the standard API, the extension offers greater control and flexibility in extracting valuable insights from data resources.

The Information House for International Business is an open content warehouse containing relevant data about international business. The dataset consists of open data on 150 countries. Customers can access this information free of charge on their own platform by means of an API. Access to the API and the required API key can be requested viainformatiehuisio@rvo.nl. The Information House International Business API is built around the Landen endpoint. General information is included for each country, such as country name, country codes, capital, currency, population and time difference. The following underlying paths are available: - Economic country data (‘observations’): Economic data about a country, such as economic growth, exports from the Netherlands and the 'Ease of Doing Business' ranking. - Do's and don'ts (‘dosAndDonts’) Rules of conduct that can be taken into account when doing business abroad. RVO draws this up together with the embassy in the country concerned. - Contact details of the foreign network ('authorities') An overview of the contact details of the embassies and consulates in the foreign network. The data from the Information House for International Business can be used in various ways via the API. You can see examples of implementation in the tab 'Example'. The documentation also contains more information about the endpoints and underlying data.

The ckanext-project extension enhances the CKAN platform to meet the specific needs of Cadasta by providing specialized workflows, APIs, permissions, and user interfaces. It facilitates the management of organizations and projects within the CKAN ecosystem, integrating with a separate Cadasta API and database to handle parcel data, relationships, survey responses, and geometries. This extension streamlines data management processes critical for Cadasta's operations. Key Features: Extended Roles/Permissions (cadastaroles plugin): Introduces custom roles and permissions tailored for the Cadasta application, enhancing access control within CKAN. It also includes a "pass-through" API, potentially for interacting with the Cadasta API. Organization Management (organization plugin): Provides a structured workflow for creating, editing, and deleting organizations within CKAN, simplifying organizational data management. Project Management (project plugin): Enables the creation, editing, and deletion of projects, providing a dedicated workflow for managing project-related information within CKAN. Angular.js Dashboards: Incorporates static resources for Angular.js applications, offering enhanced user interfaces for managing projects and organizations in ways that exceed the default CKAN interface. They likely provide a more interactive and visually driven experience tailored to Cadasta's needs. Cadasta API Integration: Designed to work in conjunction with a separate Cadasta API and database, allowing the extension to manage data specific to Cadasta, such as parcels, relationships, survey responses, and geometries. Deployment Automation: Provides a bash script to help automate the update and redeployment of various application components, indicating a focus on streamlining the maintenance and deployment process. CKAN API Wrappers: Includes documentation detailing the mapping between CKAN endpoints and Cadasta API endpoints, providing clarity and facilitating integration between the two systems. Technical Integration: The ckanext-project extension integrates with CKAN through plugins, enhancing the platform with custom roles, workflows, and APIs. It requires installation and configuration within a CKAN environment, and it’s explicitly designed to work with a separate Cadasta API and database. The extension also includes static resources that use CKAN's theming/extension mechanisms to serve Angular.js code for custom dashboards. Benefits & Impact: Implementing the ckanext-project extension allows CKAN to be specifically tailored to the Cadasta application's needs, streamlining workflows for managing organizations and projects, and enhancing data handling capabilities. By integrating with the Cadasta API, the extension enables a richer, more specialized data management environment. The automated deployment script simplifies maintenance, and the API wrappers documentation aids in understanding the integration between CKAN and the Cadasta API, allowing for improved efficiency and more seamless operation.

With the open service of the TRIAS-API you have direct access to the state-wide timetable information system (EFA-BW). You can use your application to get ready-made trip recommendations without worrying about traffic restrictions, transfer times or routing. Use this interface to develop a new range of information. The data is offered in the same quality as that used by transport companies for passenger information. MobiData BW uses a manufacturer-neutral interface for access, which is also offered by other operators of information systems, called TRIAS. The format of this interface is documented by the Association of German Transport Companies (VDV) in VDV document no. 431-2. This interface replaces the previous EFA API. Using the TRIAS interface, you can call up the historical target timetable data for a period of the past seven days. Real-time data, on the other hand, can be traced back a few hours. If you are interested in accessing the TRIAS API, please contact us at the following e-mail address: mobidata-bw@nvbw.de The following provisions apply to the use of the APIs, which you can take note of in advance: * 1. Terms of Use TRIAS * 2. Privacy Policy MobiData BW Please provide the following information: * * first and last name * * name of the institution (for private individuals, the full name is sufficient) * * address * * e-mail address, which we use as Contact us By contacting us, you accept the terms of use. The data protection declaration of MobiData BW applies to the transmission of your data. After your request has been checked, you will receive customer-specific access to the data sets with your own endpoint of the TRIAS API and individualized authentication. The team behind MobiData BW is happy to support data-based project ideas in their innovation process, the connection of possible cooperation partners, their content design, and the associated fundamental technical issues. Close-meshed support with the programming implementation of applications is not planned. Github TRIAS Discussions is available for any questions about the API!

Version Compatibility: Designed to work with CKAN versions 2.10 and greater, as well as Python versions 3.7 and above. Technical Integration: The drupal_api extension integrates with CKAN by adding a plugin that fetches data from the designated Drupal API endpoint and caches it. Enabling this plugin involves adding drupal_api to the ckan.plugins setting within the CKAN configuration file (typically /etc/ckan/default/ckan.ini). After modifying the configuration, a CKAN restart is required to activate the extension. Benefits & Impact: By using the drupal-api extension, organizations can maintain a consistent look and feel between their CKAN data catalog and their Drupal-based website. This includes headers and footers so users can navigate both systems while experiencing design uniformity, fostering trust and ease of use. The configurable caching mechanism also helps optimize the performance of the system, minimizing the impact on the Drupal server while ensuring data freshness within a reasonable timeframe.

The statsapi extension enriches CKAN by providing an API that returns statistics based on the datasets and organizations within the CKAN instance. This allows developers and system administrators to gain insights into the usage and composition of their data catalog through programmatic access. Because the readme has limited information, it will be assumed that the extension can aggregate this data in real-time from the available sources. Key Features: Statistical Data API: Exposes an API endpoint designed to deliver comprehensive statistics regarding the datasets and organizations within a given CKAN instance. Organizational Statistics: Provides detailed statistical information about organizations within the CKAN datastore, facilitating oversight regarding the quantity of datasets and other organizational metrics. Dataset Statistics: Aggregates statistical data points associated with datasets offering an overview of dataset attributes, popularity, access frequency, or related characteristics. Scalable Logic Implementation: Though not explicitly mentioned, we assume the API design has incorporated scalability considerations, making it suitable for use in extensive or high-traffic CKAN installations. Modular Design: Although not mentioned, we assume a modular structure makes it easier to maintain, expand, implement new statistical measures, or adjust its behavior to meet changing demands. Use Cases: Data Governance: To monitor the growth and health of the data catalog by tracking the number of datasets and organizations over time. Decision Making: Enables data-informed decisions about the allocation of resources and prioritization of data management activities. Transparency Reporting: Used to automatically generate reports on the usage and composition of the data catalog. Monitoring: Use the extension API to display metrics on dashboards. Technical Integration: The extension operates by contributing a new API endpoint to CKAN, which responds to requests and returns statistical data. As the functionality is delivered through a plugin, it is likely that activation requires addition to plugins lists in a CKAN configuration file. Benefits & Impact: By enabling an API endpoint to fetch statistics from the CKAN datastore, ckanext-statsapi greatly enhances abilities that organizations have to monitor, govern, and optimize their data catalogs. This can translate into better informed decision-making, and improved transparency.

API disponibili con token identificativo, da richiedere obbligatoriamente, relative a:

• Luoghi di interesse turistico
• Operatori turistici e culturali (strutture ricettive, agriturismi, stabilimenti balneari, tour operator, infopoint, ...)
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• Enti pubblici iscritti nell'Ecosistema

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ckanext-dataproxy The ckanext-dataproxy extension allows CKAN to preview data from remote databases using SQLAlchemy. It effectively bridges the gap between CKAN's data management capabilities and external database resources, while also making the data accessible as if it were stored directly within CKAN's datastore. This is achieved by masking the proxied database resource as a datastore resource, enabling users to interact with it through standard CKAN API calls. By enabling previewing and access to remote databases, this extension helps expand the range of data that CKAN can work with. Key Features: Remote Database Preview: Enables the previewing of data stored in remote databases directly within CKAN, allowing users to explore datasets before committing to downloading or further analysis. SQLAlchemy Integration: Leverages SQLAlchemy, a powerful Python SQL toolkit and Object Relational Mapper (ORM), to connect to and interact with a wide variety of databases. Datastore Masking: Presents the proxied resource as a standard CKAN datastore resource, allowing it to be accessed via the existing /api/3/action/datastore_search endpoint. Recline Preview Compatibility: Supports in-browser data previews using recline-preview, a CKAN component for tabular data visualization. SQL Drivers Compatibility: The readme references database-specific drivers. This implies that a multitude of database systems can be connected provided the necessary SQL drivers are configured. Secret Key Protection: A secret key is configurable in the INI file protecting the dataproxy configuration from unauthorized access. Technical Integration: The ckanext-dataproxy extension integrates directly into CKAN as a plugin. On CKAN 2.2.x, it is enabled by adding 'dataproxy' to the ckan.plugins configuration variable. On CKAN 2.5, it requires enabling both 'dataproxy' and 'dataproxyview' plugins within ckan.plugins, and adding 'dataproxyview' to the ckan.views.defaultviews. This configuration allows CKAN to recognize and utilize the extension's functionality for proxying database resources. A dataproxy secret should be specified in ini configuration file for security purposes Benefits & Impact: Using the ckanext-dataproxy extension allows CKAN to integrate and display data from external databases as if they were native resources, which enhances data accessibility and broadens the variety of data sources available through CKAN. The masking feature makes remote databases accessible and searchable via the datastore API, simplifying data access for users and applications interacting with CKAN. Furthermore this reduces the need to migrate or replicate external database information.

The Auth extension for CKAN allows you to use your CKAN instance as an authentication service for external applications. This can eliminate the need to manage user authentication separately across multiple applications by leveraging CKAN's user management system. By implementing a dedicated API endpoint, third-party apps can verify user credentials against those maintained within CKAN. Key Features: User Login API Endpoint: Provides a user_login action via the CKAN API to authenticate users. This endpoint expects a POST request containing the user's ID and password. Simplified Authentication Process: Enables external applications to authenticate users without requiring them to separately manage accounts or credentials. Centralized User Management: Allows for central management of user accounts within a single CKAN instance, streamlining administration. Clear NodeJS usage example: The readme provides a reference of the implementation within a NodeJS application. Technical Integration: The extension integrates with CKAN by adding the user_login action to the CKAN API. After installing the extension, it must be activated by adding auth to the ckan.plugins setting in the CKAN configuration file (typically located at /etc/ckan/default/production.ini). A CKAN restart is then required for the changes to take effect. Benefits & Impact: Using the Auth extension offers a streamlined approach for integrating authentication into external applications, relying on CKAN's reliable authentication mechanisms. This minimizes the development efforts required to implement new authentication systems for applications, decreasing security risks, and simplifying maintenance in the long term.

The ckanext-apis extension enhances CKAN by enabling it to represent API-type datasets (also referred to as 'apisets'). This specialized extension is designed to work alongside ckanext-scheming and ckanext-fluent to provide a structured way to manage and describe APIs within a CKAN instance. By integrating seamlessly with CKAN's core functionality, it facilitates the cataloging and discovery of API resources. This integration makes it easier for users to find, understand, and utilize available API endpoints. Key Features: API Dataset Representation: Allows the creation and management of specific dataset types tailored to represent APIs. Leveraging 'apisets' to ensure that data about APIs is structured and easily searchable. Dependency on ckanext-scheming: Utilizes the ckanext-scheming extension to define schemas for API datasets, ensuring that the metadata for each API is consistent and well-defined. Integration with ckanext-fluent: Leverages ckanext-fluent, probably used to provide translation capabilities for the API dataset metadata, making it accessible to a wider audience. Technical Integration: The ckanext-apis extension integrates with CKAN through its plugin architecture. It depends on ckanext-scheming for defining dataset schemas and ckanext-fluent for possible translation capabilities. To enable the extension, apis needs to be added to the ckan.plugins setting in CKAN's configuration file. After adding the plugin, a CKAN restart is required. Benefits & Impact: Installing the ckanext-apis extension enables organizations to effectively catalog and manage their APIs within a CKAN environment. This makes their APIs more discoverable, promotes reuse, and facilitates integration with other datasets and resources managed by CKAN. This results in increased API usage and more efficient data management practices.

The validationapi extension for CKAN provides a public API endpoint that wraps CKAN's internal validator functions, making them accessible through a dedicated interface. This allows external applications to leverage CKAN's validation capabilities without directly interacting with its internal components. Designed for CKAN 2.9 (which requires Python 3), this API accepts specifically formatted JSON requests and gives structured responses indicating the success or failure of the validation, alongside any messages or transformed values from the validators. This provides a standardized way to perform data validation against CKAN's existing validation library. Key Features:

The datasetsnippets extension for CKAN provides a mechanism to serve dataset information (both listings and detail pages) as HTML snippets, primarily intended for integration with external CMS systems. This allows a CKAN instance to act as a data repository while leveraging the content management capabilities of a separate system for presentation. The extension exposes API endpoints that mirror standard CKAN dataset views, but return pre-rendered HTML fragments.

The OpenAPI extension for CKAN enables users to integrate and display OpenAPI specifications directly within their CKAN catalog. Supporting both OpenAPI 2.0.0 and 3.0.0 formats, the extension provides a Swagger UI interface for custom APIs like CKAN and Datastore, enhancing the discoverability and usability of API documentation. It allows for configuration of custom endpoints, aiding in the management of APIs within a CKAN-based data portal. Key Features: OpenAPI/Swagger UI Integration: Offers a user-friendly interface for viewing and interacting with API documentation generated from OpenAPI specifications. Custom API Endpoint Configuration: Allows administrators to configure and manage custom OpenAPI endpoints, providing flexibility in defining and exposing APIs within the CKAN environment. Multi-Language Documentation Field Support: Supports documentation fields in multiple languages, improving accessibility for a diverse user base and enhancing internationalization efforts. CKAN Open Data Portal Integration: Seamlessly integrates OpenAPI specifications into the CKAN Open Data portal, improving how users find and utilize API resources. Technical Integration: The OpenAPI extension necessitates the ckanext-scheming plugin for proper operation, suggesting that it leverages CKAN's schema definition capabilities. The extension likely adds new features within CKAN's administrative interface to facilitate the configuration of OpenAPI endpoints. Benefits & Impact: By integrating OpenAPI endpoints directly into the CKAN catalog, the extension enhances the discoverability and usability of available APIs. Users can easily access API documentation and interact with endpoints through the Swagger UI, streamlining the process of integrating CKAN and Datastore APIs into their workflows. Multi-language support is a significant advantage for international audiences and organizations.