pazpar2-js-client
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pazpar2-js-client
A JavaScript client to interact with Index Data’s pazpar2 metasearch software and to display its search results.
2010-2013 by Sven-S. Porst, SUB Göttingen <[email protected]
Examples
An example implementation of the markup for use in the TYPO3 content management system is provided by the »pazpar2« TYPO3 extension, available via the TYPO3 Extension Repository as well as github.
This extension and the markup it creates can be seen in use on the Lib AAC website.
Setup
Include »pz2.js«, »pz2-client.js« and »pz2.css« in your HTML file to load the relevant resources. Preserving the order of the JavaScript files is important.
For the scripts to operate successfully, you will need:
- '''for direct pazpar2 use:''' a pazpar2 server (or a reverse proxy forwarding to it) set up at the path
/pazpar2/search.pz2
of your web server [example apache configuration]. This can be overriden by setting the JavaScript variablepazpar2Path
before loading pz2-client.js. - '''for pazpar2 use through Service Proxy:''' Service Proxy (or a reverse proxy forwarding to it) set up at the path
/service-proxy/
and Service Proxy Authentication set up at the path/service-proxy-auth
. This can be overriden by setting the JavaScript variablesserviceProxyPath
andserviceProxyAuthPath
before loading pz2-client.js. - your results will be best if you use the same metadata fields we do. These are based on the ones provided by tmarc.xsl and augmented with additional fields in a few areas. The full list of fields can be found in the Readme of our TYPO3 Extension.
- jQuery 1.7.1 or higher included in your site
- flot with its selection module included in your site if you set the useHistogramForYearFacets option to true; the script is included in the repository as a submodule
- for the optional usage of ZDB journal availability information (mostly useful in Germany), you are expected to proxy ZDB’s Journals Online & Print service to the /zdb/ and /zdb-local/ paths of your server [example apache configuration].
- your web page to call pz2ClientDomReady on domready
A number of parameters can be set for the scripts. To be set after including »pz2.js« but before including »pz2-client.js«:
- when querying pazpar2 directly:
**
my_serviceID
(string): the pazpar2 service to use **pazpar2Path
(string, default: `/pazpar2/search.pz2): the path of the pazpar2 service on the web server - when querying pazpar2 through Service Proxy:
**
serviceProxyPath
(string, default:/service-proxy
): the path of Service Proxy on the web server **serviceProxyAuthPath
(string, default:/service-proxy-auth
): the path of Service Proxy’s authentication URL on the server`
To be set after including »pz2-client.js« if you want to override the default values:
useGoogleBooks
(boolean, default:false
): whether to use Google Books cover art and preview for items with ISBN or OCLC number; if set to true, you also need to include Google’s script for Google BooksuseMaps
(boolean, default:false
): whether to use Google Maps to display a map with a highlight for the region covered by the item; if set to true, you also need to load Google loaderuseZDB
(boolean, default:false
): whether to look up journal availability at the user’s IP (in German university networks) using ZDB’s Journals Online and Print serviceZDBUseClientIP
(boolean, default:true
): if true, the ZDB-JOP proxy is expected to be at/zdb/
, if false, the ZDB-JOP proxy is expected to be at/zdb-local/
useHistogramForYearFacets
(boolean, default:true
): if true, year facets are displayed as a histogram rather than as a listprovideCOinSExport
(boolean, default:true
): if true, COinS tags are embedded with the results (for Zotero 3 and above)showKVKLink
(boolean, default:false
): if true, a link to Karlsruher Virtueller Katalog for searching German union catalogues is included with the export linksexportFormats
(array of strings, default:[]
): format names for export links, allowed values areris
,bibtex
,ris-inline
andbibtex-inline
.autocompleteURLs
(object, default:{}
): keys are search field names (e.g. all, title, person), values are URLs that can be queried for autocomplete termsautocompleteSetupFunction
(function, default:undefined
): function (URL, fieldName) that is run when setting up the autocomplete feature. Returns an object for configuring jQuery UI’s autocomplete widget. FunctionsautocompleteSetupArray
for sources that return JSON arrays andautocompleteSolrSpellcheck
for querying a Solr spellcheck component are predefined.displaySort (array of objects, default:
[]`): sort order
The configuration of the Lib AAC site can be used as an example:
<head>
<base href="http://aac.sub.uni-goettingen.de/">
<script src="jquery-1.7.x.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="pz2-client/pz2.css" media="all">
<script type="text/javascript" src="pz2-client/pz2.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
my_serviceID = 'AAC';
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="pz2-client/pz2-client.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
useGoogleBooks = true;
useMaps = true;
useZDB = true;
ZDBUseClientIP = true;
useHistogramForYearFacets = true;
provideCOinSExport = true;
showExportLinksForEachLocation = false;
showKVKLink = true;
useKeywords = false;
exportFormats = ["ris","bibtex"];
displaySort = [{"fieldName":"date","direction":"descending"},{"fieldName":"author","direction":"ascending"},{"fieldName":"title","direction":"ascending"}];
termLists = {"xtargets":{"maxFetch":"25","minDisplay":"1"},"medium":{"maxFetch":"12","minDisplay":"1"},"language":{"maxFetch":"5","minDisplay":"1"},"filterDate":{"maxFetch":"10","minDisplay":"5"}};
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="pz2-client/flot/jquery.flot.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="pz2-client/flot/jquery.flot.selection.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.google.com/jsapi"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(document).ready(pz2ClientDomReady);
google.load('books', '0');
</script>
<script src="http://books.google.com/books/api.js?key=notsupplied&v=0" type="text/javascript"></script>
</head>
DOM Elements
The script expects specific DOM Elements containing its search form and serving as a container for search results. These should have the following structure:
<div id="pazpar2">
<div class="pz2-JSNote">No JavaScript Notice</div>
<div class="pz2-accessNote"></div>
<form method="get" class="pz2-searchForm pz2-basic">
<div class="pz2-mainForm">
<div class="pz2-fieldContainer pz2-field-all">
<label class="pz2-textFieldLabel" for="pz2-field-all">Alle Felder</label>
<input placeholder="" class="pz2-searchField" id="pz2-field-all" type="text" value="">
<span class="pz2-formControls">
<input class="pz2-submitButton" type="submit" name="submit" value="Search">
<a class="pz2-extendedLink" href="#">extended Search</a>
</span>
<span class="pz2-checkbox pz2-fulltext">
<input id="pz2-checkbox-fulltext" type="checkbox" name="querySwitchFulltext" value="1">
<label for="pz2-checkbox-fulltext">include tables of contents</label>
</span>
</div>
<div class="pz2-extraFields">
<div class="pz2-fieldContainer pz2-field-title">
<label class="pz2-textFieldLabel" for="pz2-field-title">Title</label>
<input class="pz2-searchField" id="pz2-field-title" type="text" name="queryStringTitle" value="1">
<span class="pz2-checkbox pz2-journal-only">
<input id="pz2-checkbox-journal" type="checkbox" name="querySwitchJournalOnly" value="1">
<label for="pz2-checkbox-journal">journal titles only</label>
</span>
</div>
<div class="pz2-fieldContainer pz2-field-person">
<label class="pz2-textFieldLabel" for="pz2-field-person">Person, Author</label>
<input placeholder="e.g. Lincoln or Wilde, Oscar" class="pz2-searchField" id="pz2-field-person" type="text" name="queryStringPerson" value="">
</div>
<div class="pz2-fieldContainer pz2-field-date">
<label class="pz2-textFieldLabel" for="pz2-field-date">Year</label>
<input placeholder="e.g. 2004, 2004-, -2004 oder 2004-2008" class="pz2-searchField" id="pz2-field-date" type="text" name="queryStringDate" value="">
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="pz2-ranking">
<select class="pz2-perPage" name="perpage" onchange="onSelectDidChange">
<option value="10">10</option>
<option value="20">20</option>
<option value="50">50</option>
<option value="100" selected="selected">100</option>
</select>
</div>
<input type="hidden" name="useJS" value="no">
</form>
<div class="pz2-clear"></div>
<div id="pz2-recordView">
<div class="pz2-pager pz2-top">
<div class="pz2-progressIndicator"></div>
<div class="pz2-pageNumbers"></div>
<span class="pz2-recordCount" onclick="toggleStatus();"></span>
<div id="pz2-targetView" style="display: none">No information available yet.</div>
</div>
<div id="pz2-termLists"></div>
<div id="pz2-results"></div>
<div class="pz2-pager pz2-bottom">
<div class="pz2-pageNumbers"></div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
The markup consists of the following blocks inside the div#pazpar2:
.pz2-JSNote
: contains a note that is hidden by JavaScript on DOM Ready (giving a chance to inform users about JavaScript not being available).pz2-accessNote
: information about the access privilegs as supplied by the pazpar2-access script is displayed hereform.pz2-searchForm
: The search form:- pz2.css hides the »extended« fields initially and the script will handle expanding/collapsing of the form
.pz2-ranking
: Hidden by default, in principle the number of records could be controlled here
.pz2-recordView
: The dynamic results appear in here:.pz2-pager.pz2-top
: Status information.pz2-progressIndicator
: An element that expands from nearly zero width to full width to reflect the process of the pazpar2 search.pz2-pageNumbers
: Links for paging appear in here`.pz2-recordCount
: The number of results with a hint of status information appear in here#pz2-targetView
: Extended status infomration that is revealed/hidden by clicking.pz2-recordCount
#pz2-termLists
: Facets will appear in here#pz2-results
: The result list will appear in here.pz2-pager.pz2-bottom
: The pager is repeated at the bottom of the page.pz2-pageNumbers
Acknowledgements
- The [https://github.com/subugoe/sub-iconfont](media type icon font) and button graphics that included with the scripts were created by Henrik Cederblad.
- The included »pz2.js« script for handling the communication with pazpar2 is a part of Index Data’s pazpar2 software with tiny modifications added.