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Config to select page labels and documentation for Manifester.
author | Robert Casties <casties@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de> |
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date | Mon, 26 Mar 2018 19:09:27 +0200 |
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59 To try out a viewer on your manifest you can go to the website of the Universal Viewer | 59 To try out a viewer on your manifest you can go to the website of the Universal Viewer |
60 [http://universalviewer.io/](http://universalviewer.io/) and enter the URL of your manifest | 60 [http://universalviewer.io/](http://universalviewer.io/) and enter the URL of your manifest |
61 in the "view a manifest" box on the page. This will work even with a local digilib | 61 in the "view a manifest" box on the page. This will work even with a local digilib |
62 installation since the Javascript in your Browser reads and interprets the manifest. | 62 installation since the Javascript in your Browser reads and interprets the manifest. |
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64 The minimal information in the manifest can be enhanced with additional metadata or the replaced | |
65 by a custom manifest. If the servlet finds a file with the name | |
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67 manifest.json | |
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69 in a directory then the contents of that file are sent instead of an auto-generated manifest. | |
70 This works also in directories with no images so you could put a file with | |
71 [collection](http://iiif.io/api/presentation/2.1/#collection) information in a higher-level directory. | |
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73 If the servlet finds a file with the name | |
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75 manifest-meta.json | |
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77 in a directory with images then the contents of that file are added to the top-level manifest | |
78 (`@context`, `@type`, `@id`, `sequences` are ignored). You can use this to add real bibliographical | |
79 information to the manifest. | |
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81 The configuration parameter `iiif-manifest-page-label` determines the format of the label of each image: | |
82 `filename` uses the image file name (default, sans extension), `index` uses the index (counting from 1). | |
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