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@iiif/vault

v0.9.22

Published

**Current v0.9 waiting for feedback before 1.0**

Downloads

1,973

Readme

Vault

Current v0.9 waiting for feedback before 1.0

[Docs to be written]

Entry points

  • @iiif/vault -> default vault class
  • @iiif/vault/actions -> Actions for interacting with vault (tree-shaken out of vault)
  • @iiif/vault/store -> redux createStore and reducers
  • @iiif/vault/utility -> set of utilities

Dependencies

This package depends on both the presentation 2 and 3 parsers. The Vault requires redux and typesafe-actions, it bundles mitt. For the UMD package, it comes in two flavours. The first (and default) includes everything (dist/index.umd.js) and there is a standalone package that does not contain the parser (dist/index.standalone.umd.js). This expects IIIFParser to be defined and point to @iiif/parser. The way this is intended to be used is for both UMD bundles to be added to a page.

Vault helpers

List of existing, or planned helpers.

  • Thumbnails - providers methods for resolving thumbnails given a resource and size preferences
  • i18n - helpers for internationalized values, and integrations with existing tools
  • Styles - a meta extension for storing CSS styles associated with IIIF content
  • Events - a meta extension for storing event listeners associated with IIIF content
  • Getters - a vault wrapper, abstracting away references with javascript getters
  • Rendering strategy - Normalisation of canvas annotations into simple and implementable strategies for rendering
  • Annotation page manager - Discovery, loading and management of annotation pages

Custom helpers may opt to use a standard naming (iiif-vault-[name]-helper) and a format similar to this:

function createHelper(vault: Vault, ...dependencies: any[]) {
  return {
    helperA() {
      //..
    }
  };
}

Changes to Hyperion vault

  • state.hyperion -> state.iiif
  • Import entities can accept partial resources
  • vault.getThumbnai() removed
  • New state.meta for storing non-data linked to IIIF
  • Prefix for action type @hyperion/* to @iiif/*
  • vault.fromRef() and vault.allFromRef() combined into vault.get()