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@ghentcdh/cune-iiif-orm-viewer

v0.9.4

Published

A Vue 3 based IIIF viewer for the Cune-iiif-orm project.

Readme

Cune-iiif-orm IIIF Viewer

This repository contains a Vue 3 based IIIF viewer for the Cune-iiif-orm project.

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Installation

pnpm add @ghentcdh/cune-iiif-orm-viewer

Import the required CSS in your entry file:

import '@ghentcdh/cune-iiif-orm-viewer/style.css'

Peer dependencies

| Package | Version | |---------|---------| | vue | ^3.0.0 |


Usage

<script setup>
import { ManifestViewer } from '@ghentcdh/cune-iiif-orm-viewer'
</script>

<template>
  <ManifestViewer :manifest-id="manifestUrl" />
</template>

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |------|------|---------|-------------| | manifest-id | string | required | IIIF manifest URL to load | | verbose | boolean | false | Enable debug logging | | viewer-state-id | string | undefined | Optional ID to scope/persist viewer state across instances |


Slots

Slots receive their scope via Vue's provide/inject mechanism. Each slot is passed a scope object that exposes controls for the active image viewer. Use named slots with the #slot-name="scope" syntax to access these controls.

Available slots

| Slot name | Scope | Position | |-----------|-------|----------| | image-controls-bottom | ImageControlsScope | Appended after zoom/rotation buttons (bottom-left overlay) | | image-controls-top | ImageControlsScope | Appended after annotation toggle (top-left overlay) |

ImageControlsScope

| Property | Type | Description | |----------|------|-------------| | zoomIn | () => void | Zoom in | | zoomOut | () => void | Zoom out | | goHome | () => void | Reset to home view | | rotateLeft | () => void | Rotate counter-clockwise | | rotateRight | () => void | Rotate clockwise | | osd | any | Raw OpenSeadragon viewer instance |

Example

<ManifestViewer :manifest-id="manifestUrl">
  <template #image-controls-bottom="{ goHome, osd }">
    <button @click="download(osd)">Download</button>
  </template>
  <template #image-controls-top>
    <MyCustomToggle />
  </template>
</ManifestViewer>

TypeScript types

The following types are exported from the package:

import type {
  ManifestViewerProps,
  ManifestViewerSlots,
  ImageControlsScope,
} from '@ghentcdh/cune-iiif-orm-viewer'

Credits

Development by Ghent Centre for Digital Humanities - Ghent University. Funded by the GhentCDH research projects.