Maybe it is more like a tree than a map preferably. It would essentially show the unique tags on a tree, not all tags and values, as to be able to quickly learn the structure of the document.
I see. You can try the following steps: • call the function index:facets('your-db') [1] • save the text output (e.g. via the disk symbol in the Text View panel) • create a database from that file • enable the map view
It is part of what i had in mind, essentially what i have in mind is a UI to run form based queries developed using basex. I understand this may be a considerable effort, i think it could make BaseX even more suitable as a research tool.
The irregular and hierarchical structure of XML documents makes it challenging to develop good concepts to make the contents accessible via regular forms. I think the major challenge would be to find or develop good designs first. Existing solutions could be inspiring here.
Ah, sorry, yes, it is not formulated well. Essentially a way to import the upgdated BaseX into any version of BaseX. Having had a look on this Debian based distro i noticed version specific files in some places which i assume prohibit me from performing an upgrade by simply replacing the .jar As such my request to have BaseX handle the upgrade.
The current version of BaseX embedded in Debian seems to be pretty old now. If you work with BaseX regularly, I recommend you to switch to one of the distributions listed on our homepage.
Hope this helps, Christian
[1] https://docs.basex.org/wiki/Index_Module#index:facets
Best,
Joris
Cheers, Christian