mirador-annotations
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mirador-annotations is a Mirador 3 plugin that adds annotation creation tools to the user interface. Users can` create rectangle, oval, and polygon annotations and add text descriptors. A live demo that stores annotations in local storage is available for testing. See the issue queue for design proposals for additional functionality.
Persisting annotations requires implementing an a IIIF annotation server. Several examples of annotation servers are available on iiif-awesome.
mirador-annotations currently supports adapters for annotot and local storage. We welcome contributions of adapters for other annotation servers.
mirador-annotationsmirador-annotations requires an instance of Mirador 3. See the Mirador wiki for examples of embedding Mirador within an application. See the live demo's index.js for an example of importing the mirador-annotations plugin and configuring the adapter.
Mirador's development, design, and maintenance is driven by community needs and ongoing feedback and discussion. Join us at our regularly scheduled community calls, on IIIF slack #mirador, or the mirador-tech and iiif-discuss mailing lists. To suggest features, report bugs, and clarify usage, please submit a GitHub issue.
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mirador-annotations React component
The npm package mirador-annotations receives a total of 16 weekly downloads. As such, mirador-annotations popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mirador-annotations demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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