User:Angeliki/X-LIB/Annotations

Tools

Hypothes.is

Augmented pdf (links, audio, video, images)

Ideas

• Annotate the PDF file
• Annotate the URL of XPPL
• Develop tool for embedded PDF with sound/ other media

Attempt 1:

Steps to host the software hypothes.is in the same machine with XPPL so there is more control over the annotation data and the access of users Installing hypothes.is in my machine: https://h.readthedocs.io/en/latest/developing/install/
Database with the annotations locally- able to interact with the database of the books?

Questions:
The structure of hypothes.is tool is based on the contribution of individual users. How an external tool can be part of xppl, by following its conceptual context?
Legal object (annotations and extracts of the PDFs)/ illegal object (PDF downloaded with annotations) The collective identity (ref. gregor)

Comments:

• Concept/Idea
• I have to accept the users signing in my 'local' hypothesis. How to connect with real users? Using a general user, that could be stayed logged in. One user for each instance? (3)

• Embed PDF: just embed the h in the url of the pdf Viewer PDF. Configure the sidebar: icon, fonts, hyperlinks (1)
• There will be a separate h interface for people to sign up Using one user they will sign up with one password/ The interface to follow the interface and structure of XPPL

• Get annotations from api of the different user instances(2) what API, what data
• Download PDFs with annotations (5) generate a new pdf/ reportlab/weasyprint/ stamp pdf. tash script/ the position of annotations in the page

• BIG ISSUE: the localhost should change to public ip address (Michael)/ or use the IP of the pi. SET UP H. IN PI (4)
• Make a bash with all the commands needed to run client, h, XPPL/ Organise the installation (6)

  ~/Documents/PZI-ITL/h$ sudo docker-compose up

  ~/Documents/PZI-ITL/h$ source .venv/bin/activate

  ~/Documents/PZI-ITL/client$ export SIDEBAR_APP_URL=http://localhost:5000/app.html

  ~/Documents/PZI-ITL/client$ gulp watch

  ~/Documents/PZI-ITL/h$ export CLIENT_OAUTH_ID=b0dedcdc-675b-11e8-8450-0f70f73a2d89

  ~/Documents/PZI-ITL/h$ export CLIENT_URL=http://localhost:3001/hypothesis

  ~/Documents/PZI-ITL/h$ make dev

  ~/Apps/rqlite-v4.3.0-linux-amd64$ ./rqlited ~/node.1

  ~/Documents/PZI-ITL/xpub-lib$ bash ./init_db.sh

  ~/Documents/PZI-ITL/xpub-lib$ python3 run.py

Useful links:
hypothesis client: http://h.readthedocs.io/projects/client/en/latest/developers/developing/#running-the-client-from-h
http://localhost:5000/docs/help http://localhost:5000/admin https://github.com/hypothesis/frontend-toolkit

Attempt 2:

Plan:

• embed h

PROBLEM1: file path for the PDF viewer
PROBLEM2: add the viewer with the annotations of pdfs embedded to the stack page
annotate each link of the PDF. (Using that link in my scripts: http://localhost:8000/uploads/title.pdf) embedding the tool. Hosting hypothesis to each PDF online https://github.com/hypothesis/pdf.js-hypothes.is. Solutions: to change the path of the files in viewer.html, to interact with app.route uploads at the views.py, to add the viewer.html to the templates? Template that will link all this information (the viewer there, the other things somewhere else and what they do together). embedding Hypothesis in Websites and Platforms

• export annotations

I want to create a 'block'/html page of exported annotations from the PDFs. So I add the HTML page of the exported material. But also to link every PDF with its own annotations? Interact with the API
back end: API, python scripts, fetch the data in a file (CSV file/JSON of the annotations)
front end: html, css, javascript. put them online. Static first and then dynamic(Javascript of the JSON files)