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capitains-sparrow

v1.2.1

Published

2 years ago

Javascript abstractions and plugins for the CITE/CTS specification

Downloads

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CITE CTS Perseus API Capitains

Capitains Sparrow

About

This software has been developed by @PerseusDL team to provide a simple and ready to use Javascript abstraction/implementation of the CTS norm. On the road leading to the CTS abstraction, we thought it might be nice to provide ready-to-use plugins for various uses and various libraries.

To build the compressed files, in a terminal, in the root of this repository:

npm install
grunt build

Plugins/Modules

I18n plugin

Integrated plugins and relevant documentation

Services

LLT.Tokenizer : A Service implementation for the Latin Language Toolkit Tokenizer API (Support more than Latin language !)
Add your own

XSLT

LLT.Segtok_to_tb : An xslt which transform a tokenized output of LLT.Tokenizer to an OpenAnnotation Treebank XML layout
Add your own

jQuery

jQuery.cts.selector : A way to browse and construct an URN using <select />
jQuery.cts.typeahead : A way to search for an edition or translation
jQuery.cts.service : A way to embed service parameters and form in your html
jQuery.cts.xslt : A way to embed XSLT parameters and form in your html and transform the text

Releasing

Sparrow packages are registered as npm and bower packages. The release process is follows:

Update the release version in bower.json and package.json
grunt build
commit the updated json and package files and push to github
grunt page to update the gh-pages branch with latest code documentation
Using the GitHub interface create a new release tag and release notes.