bagger-js

An experiment with a pure JavaScript implementation of the BagIt specification and a simple web application which allows bagging and transferring local content

Major Features

• File drag and drop or selection
• Recursive directory drag and drop or selection (currently supported only in Chrome; see #1)
• Incremental hashing
• Multi-threading
• Uploads to S3
• Ability to resume interrupted transfers
• Ability to download the generated bag rather than individual files

Docker

To build and run via Docker v1.9.1+(exclude sudo if running on mac):

% sudo docker build --tag bagger:dev .
% sudo docker run -p 8000:8000 -d -t bagger:dev

Quickstart

The build system requires npm and gulp. If you don't already have Gulp installed:

% npm install -g gulp

Install dependencies

% npm install

Compile the sources

% gulp

At this point the compiled JavaScript, CSS and HTML is in the dist/ directory and ready for use.

Run the local webserver on http://127.0.0.1:8000/

% npm start

Run the test suite

% npm test

Have Gulp watch for file changes and re-compile the sources

% gulp develop

Contributor Guidelines

The included .jshintrc documents the basic JavaScript requirements. Use of a Git pre-commit hook such as https://gist.github.com/acdha/8717683/ is recommended to ensure that JSHint is already run.