IIIF Browser component

[tomcrane]

See also:

• Browseable resources #5
• Content State Selector iiif-canvas-panel#90
• https://github.com/digirati-co-uk/iiif-manifest-editor/wiki/IIIF-Browser

(TBC)

[tomcrane]

Prototype is at https://tomcrane.github.io/scratch/contentstate/cs.html

[tomcrane]

This is used in #52
Or at least, part of it is.
If the user pastes a Manifest or a Collection URL in the New Canvas dialogue, they can navigate until they have selected a Canvas. See the initial issue description in #52.

[tomcrane]

This would be really nice to have in v 1.0 but needs some UX assistance.

[tomcrane]

v1.0 MVP - same as current new canvas, but accepts a Manifest, then shows a thumbnail strip.

1.x is more like https://preview.uxpin.com/cabb8dec496a444a18e1ed442230485a02c17484#/pages/148163673/simulate/sitemap?mode=i

...with the addition of breadcrumbs trail
And expanding titles under thumbs (like RS)

Allows folder/file like navigation until you are in a Manifest

Allows content state selection

Is standalone component for use elsewhere.

[tomcrane]

Updated https://tomcrane.github.io/scratch/contentstate/cs.html to include "media" as a mode.

When call-to-action is media, pick media by returning list from canvas

Need to solve where this appears… is it an additional panel? A new window? A modal dialogue? You might want to keep it open to make several selections from the same or nearby sources when building a manifest. If can be launched from many places.

[tomcrane]

For Canadiana, demonstrate and review the current status of this component.
It's possible we might work more on it to allow it to be used as a "source pane" as mentioned in #133

[tomcrane]

Need to check that we cover the scenarios in #20

[stephenwf]

Additions:

New output types

• Canvas list (Canvases)
• Manifest list (Manifests only)
• Collection item list (Collections + Manifests)

Interaction additions

• Supporting multi-select using various interactions
  • modifier keys + click (select another, select range)
  • Drag box
  • Checkbox "mode" for selection
• Possible concept of a "tray" when doing multi-select
• Support for dragging items out of the explorer (uses same mechanism as copy/paste)