Task - "All in one" specimen digitization form

[mjy]

Overview

As a curator I want to use a single form to enter "everything" I know about a single specimen. My task is not super concerned with speed, but more-so with completeness.

The interface will allow the user to provide data on:

• All the basic collection object attributes (total, preparation type, catalog number, repository etc.)
• Collecting Events (including drafting a label)
• Determinations
• Biocuration Attributes (user customizable male/female etc)
• User defined collecting event attributes (e.g. bodies of water, etc.)
• In-line depictions (images) for collection objects
• In-line depictions (images) for collecting events

In addition it will provide:

• The ability to annotate everything (collection objects, collecting events) with the already created radial annotator (== images, notes, data attributes, protocols, documents, etc.)
• Persistent hiding/showing of some (not all) elements of the interface
• Partially customizable form elements for collecting events (user sortable input groups within columns)
• Quick access to georeferencing
• Quick access to biological relationships
• Quick access to type assertions

And in the future a more advanced interface for:

• Containerization

Anticipated required endpoints

Layout

• GET /project_members.json
• PATCH /project_members?&layouts={}
• user definable data attributes sets per Model

Data

• REST to /collection_objects

• REST to /collecting_events

• REST to /type_materials

• REST to /taxon_determinations

• REST to /depictions

• REST to /biological_associations

• /collection_events/:id (index to collecting events filter SQL)

#387 Inferrence

• GET /collecting_events/suggest.json?label=Text

• Search for object or accession code

• Create, clone, and increment identifier

• Look back? in geography smart selector

[mjy]

Concept and "exploded" task (all elements shown, rather than collapsed in parts).

[mjy]

Branch has merged. Subequent requests for changes should come as individual issues. Thanks @jlpereira!