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cd ./iiif-av-component
npm link
npm i
npm run build
cd ../universalviewer
npm link @iiif/iiif-av-component
run npm run build:esmodule -- --watch
in manifesto and manifold
If you run npm i
in universalviewer after linking the links break, so run npm link
again.
If you're having problems with npm link
, you can replace the package.json
entries for @iiif/manifold
, manifesto.js
etc with:
"@iiif/manifold": "file:../../iiif-commons/manifold",
"manifesto.js": "file:../../iiif-commons/manifesto",
If you're getting an error saying Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'substr')
at normaliseUrl
, it could be that your info.jsons aren't available over the network.
Use this Gem to add the UV to your Rails project: https://github.com/pulibrary/pul_uv_rails
For cache invalidation outside of the Rail's asset pipeline, you can symlink a checksum of the UV source. https://github.com/sul-dlss/sul-embed/pull/860
If you're seeing this error message, you need to ensure that the server hosting your manifest has the correct CORS settings. It cannot use a wildcard (*
) in the Access-Control-Allow-Origin
CORS header - it must include the domain that is making the request. So if https://universalviewer.io is accessing https://myiiifmanifests.com, https://myiiifmanifests.com must include https://universalviewer.io
in its Access-Control-Allow-Origin
CORS response header.