This repository contains multiple extensions for the IIIF viewer Mirador (see http://projectmirador.org/).
Adds a vertical and a horizontal ruler with metric or imperial units to the canvas display if the canvas has a physical dimensions service set.
To enable it, simply include the JavaScript (after loading Mirador):
<script src="<url to the plugin>/physicalRuler.js"></script>You can configure the ruler with the physicalRuler configuration attribute
in your Mirador configuration:
var mirador = Mirador({
physicalRuler: {
color: "#ffffff", // The color for the rulers and labels
location: "bottom-left", // Location of the reference point of the rulers
smallDashSize: 10, // Size of the small dashes in pixels
largeDashSize: 15, // Size of the large dashes in pixels
labelsEvery: 5, // Draw ruler labels every n centimeters/inches
imperialUnits: false // Use imperial units instead of metric
}
});Modifies Mirador to dynamically update the URL to reflect the currently selected view type (image, book, etc), manifest and canvas and to reconstruct a Mirador session from such an URL hash. This allows users to bookmark the (partial) state of Mirador and restore it at a later time.
The syntax of the URL is compatible with the work-in-progress IIIF Drag-and-Drop pattern.
This plugins comes with a major caveat, namely that the URL is only updated if there is a single slot in the viewer. This is due to the fact that more complicated workspace layouts carry a lot more state that would be too unwieldy to store in the URL hash. Use Mirador's built-in bookmarking functionality (via JSONBlob) for these use cases.
To enable it, just include the JavaScript after loading Mirador.
Adds keyboard nagivation features to Mirador. If there are multiple windows, the action are applied to all of them.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| ← | Go to previous page. |
| → or SPACE | Go to next page. |
| ctrl + ← | Go to first page. |
| ctrl + → | Go to last page. |
| i | Show or hide information/metadata. |
| ↵ | Toggle fullscreen using the largest possible option. |
Installation:
<script src="build/mirador/mirador.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/keyboardNavigation.js"></script>
<script>
// Creating Mirador instance
// ...
</script>This plugin records user interactions with Mirador to a Piwik instance.
You can configure the plugin with the piwikTracking configuration Key:
{
// Only set trackerUrl and siteId if you did not use the Piwik
// JavaScript snippet
trackerUrl: undefined,
siteId: undefined,
// Can be 'event' or 'content', what kind of interaction to record
// in Piwik. 'event' will trigger an Event, 'content' a Content Interaction.
method: 'event',
events: [
'change-page',
'zoom',
'enable-annotations',
'add-annotation',
'add-window'
]
}
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