This repository has some custom Mirador plugin code for the Annotation Interoperability project. In order to see the work here, this repo provides a demo app with an instance of the Mirador 3 viewer that can show IIIF manifests and web annotations from various sources.
- Node.js >= 8 must be installed
The scripts defined in package.json use nwb, which is defined as a devDependency. They should work out of the box after installing dependencies. If not, you may need to install nwb manually by running npm install -g nwb.
If not done already, you'll have to install all of the project dependencies using your chosen package manager. Run the npm i command to do this.
npm start will start up a test server that will autoreload changes. The command will start up the projects demo, so if you need to change configuration of the test app, see demo/src/. In your browser, go to http://localhost:3000 to see the demo.
npm run build-demo will build the demo app in a way that can be deployed to a web server. The built app can be found at demo/dist/ Again, the demo app is defined in demo/src/
Much credit goes to GroovinChip with the help of mejackreed for their original work at https://github.com/GroovinChip/RoseDemo-FrontEnd.