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Documentation or getting in touch #19

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mistcat opened this issue Sep 28, 2017 · 2 comments
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Documentation or getting in touch #19

mistcat opened this issue Sep 28, 2017 · 2 comments

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@mistcat
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mistcat commented Sep 28, 2017

Hey fabulous IIIF developers,

We're working with the Folger Shakespeare Library in DC on a project implementing an IIIF api for their digital asset repository. We'd love to chat with you all about your work here and see if we can join in contributing or what not. Is there a way we can learn a little more about this project or peep some documentation for how you all are using this library?

Thanks!

@tomcrane
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tomcrane commented Oct 5, 2017

Hi @mistcat

Our IIIF PHP library is built for our work with the Omeka S CMS. We definitely intend to return to this and make it a general and wider spec compliant implementation. Would be great to collaborate!

via @stephenwf:

The direct reply to your question about documentation is that there is not any documentation currently. The closest thing to documentation would probably be the tests: https://github.com/digirati-co-uk/iiif-php/blob/master/tests/model/ManifestTest.php

They cover some of the things you can do with the library, like:
 

  • Finding canvases inside of manifests
  • Generating thumbnails
  • Parsing regions and generating region images from the image service
  • Adding custom metadata to manifests/canvases
     
    We have series of fixtures from the National Library of Wales and Wellcome that we’ve been using to test, in the same repo as above.

@jrgriffiniii
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@mistcat I have attempted to introduce some documentation using #21

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