yaml example

CRI_SVRBLD.yaml

# we'll format our research in YAML. it should be pretty easy to figure out the
# format, but generally a line starts w/ a key followed by a colon and a space,
# and then the value
#
# if you want to check whether you've properly formatted it, you can run
# something like:
#
#   python -c "import yaml; print yaml.load(open('assets/data/crises/CRI_SVRBLD.yaml').read())"
#
# note that you need to format dates according to iso 8601, so if you have a
# date like "Apr 24, 2013, and you don't know how to format it, run this:
#
#   python -c "import yaml; print yaml.load(open('assets/data/crises/CRI_SVRBLD.yaml').read())"
name: Savar building collapse
kind: structural failure
location: Savar, Bengladesh
date_time: 2013-04-24T00:00:00
human_impact: 1,127 people died, approximately 2,500 people were injured
economic_impact: relatively little outside of the Savar district

# if you've got a really long line, you can make it multiline like this:
resources_needed: |
  monetary donations to Bangladesh Association of Delaware Valley (BADV,
  http://badv.org)
ways_to_help: |
  only shop at stores that have signed the Accord on Factory and Building
  Safety in Bangladesh
  (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_Fire_and_Building_Safety_Agreement)

# note that the 'citations' and 'external_links' get parsed into lists. for
# citations i just went to the bottom of the wikipedia article and grabbed the
# first few links. the only external link i figure we need to add is the
# wikipedia link.
citations:
 - http://www.thedailystar.net/beta2/news/like-a-pack-of-cards-it-crumbles/
 - http://news.yahoo.com/bangladesh-collapse-search-over-death-toll-1-127-122554495.html
 - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-22450419
external_links:
 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Savar_building_collapse

images:
 - http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/67478000/jpg/_67478091_tv017871294.jpg
videos: 
maps: 
social: 

organizations: 
people: