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Open Refine reconciliation service for PeriodO data

Before you begin, make sure Node.js and OpenRefine are installed on your machine.

The commands below must be typed into a terminal window.

Install the reconciler:
```
npm install -g periodo-reconciler
```
Download the PeriodO data (or some subset that you want to reconcile against) and put it somewhere.
Run the reconciliation server, giving it the path to where you put the PeriodO data:
```
periodo-reconciler some/path/to/p0d.json
```

You should see:

Reconciling against some/path/p0d.json
Reconciliation server running on http://localhost:8142

Now open OpenRefine.
Create Project > Choose Files and choose your CSV file.
Next > Create Project to finish creating the project.
Click on the down arrow in the header of the column you want to reconcile (the column with period names) and choose Reconcile > Start Reconciling.
You should see a modal dialog. Click Add Standard Service at the bottom.
Enter the url http://localhost:8142 and click Add Service.
You should now see PeriodO reconciliation service selected under Services on the left. Click the tag icon next to Services to close this drawer.
Under where it says Also use relevant details from other columns you can optionally choose columns that have location names, start years, or end years for further constraining your reconciliation queries. For example, if you had place names in a column named Place, you would click the checkbox next to Place and also enter the text Spatial coverage in the (autocompleting) text input next to the checkbox.
Click Start Reconciling.