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@jlpereira/taxonpages-panel-scrutiny

v0.0.1

Published

2 months ago

A TaxonPages panel that displays scrutiny entries for a given taxon.

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PanelScrutiny

A TaxonPages panel that displays scrutiny entries for a given taxon. It fetches DataAttribute records of the scrutiny vocabulary term from the TaxonWorks API and renders each entry alongside its supporting citations.

Panel ID: panel:scrutiny

Installation

Via npm

npm install @jlpereira/taxonpages-panel-scrutiny

Manual

Copy the PanelScrutiny/ folder into your project's panels/ directory:

panels/
  PanelScrutiny/

Usage

Add the panel to your config/taxa_page.yml:

taxa_page:
  overview:
    panels:
      - - - panel:scrutiny

How it works

Fetching scrutinies — Requests /data_attributes.json filtered by attribute_subject_id (the taxon ID) and controlled_vocabulary_term_id (3102, the scrutiny term).
Fetching citations — For each scrutiny entry, requests /citations.json with citation_object_id set to the scrutiny's ID and citation_object_type set to DataAttribute.
Display — Each scrutiny is rendered as a list item containing its value (followed by a period if it doesn't already end with one) and a semicolon-separated list of citation_source_body strings from the matching citations.
Visibility — The card is hidden entirely when no scrutiny entries exist for the taxon.

Note: The scrutiny controlled-vocabulary term ID (3102) is hardcoded in PanelScrutiny.vue. Update the constant if your TaxonWorks instance uses a different term ID for scrutinies.

Project structure

PanelScrutiny/
├── main.js                # Panel entry point and registration
└── PanelScrutiny.vue      # Main panel component