Debug Mode:

$ pip install Flask
$ python -m pip install pymongo
$ pip install pandas
$ export FLASK_ENV=development
$ flask run

• Flask
• MongoDB (Download)
• MongoDB (Install in Red Hat Enterprise or CentOS Linux)
• PyMongo
• Pandas

$ sudo yum -y install httpd (Exemple for Red Hat Enterprise or CentOS Linux)
$ yum install mod_wsgi

• Mod_wsgi (Apache)

Requirements

Run

$ pip install -r requirements.txt (Python 2)
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt (Python 3)

Initial application form where the variables that compose the dictionary are released.

• Dictionary's Name
• Variable's name
• Type [Byte, Date, Integer, Long, String, Double]
• Description: Description about the variable
• Internal Comments: Internal comments that will not be in the dictionary of the researchers.
• External Comments: External comments that will be in the dictionary of the researchers.
• Add: add variable to dictionary (save cache)
• Submit: Create the dictionary and add dictionary variables to the database.

Note: First you must click on add, then click on submit.

The byte type also has the fields:

• Category's Name
• Original Value
• Standardized Value

Note: Does not need to include 0-Nulo and 99-Inconsistência values

Lists all dictionaries included in the database.

• Create: Creates a csv file used for the base standardization process.
• Edit: Opened a list of variables contained in the dictionary for viewing and possible editing.
• Delete: Deletes the dictionary from the database.

Shows a preview of the variables contained in the dictionary.

• Edit: Editing a variable
• Delete: Deletes a variable from the database.
• Print Dictionary CSV: Create a dictionary version for the researcher in CSV.
• Print Dictionary PDF: Create a dictionary version for the researcher in PDF.
• Add Variable: Adds a new variable in the dictionary.