...a ponderously early experiement in annotation referencing from HTML...
Right now, this project uses Vue.js to upgrade this markup:
<annotation href="https://hypothes.is/api/annotations/Kw4GxoV8QI-tudW02qbsmQ">It outputs a (currently ugly) annotation card that displays the user's nickname, the annotated resources title, the highlighted text, and the commentary made by the user.
The demo app also lets you paste URLs into a text box and add them to the page, so you can test other annotation URLs...from the Hypothesis API only...at present.
The output markup includes RDFa which should end up (when processed) as proper semantic statements about the annotation as represented in Open Annotation Data Model (soon to be Web Annotation Data Model).
- it's ugly
- it only works with JSON content from
http://hypothes.is/api/(for now)
$ npm install
$ npm run build
$ open index.html # works on Macs...otherwise just open the file...