hathi-trust-availability-studio

primo-explore-hathitrust-availability

Features

When search results are displayed, a record's OCLC numbers are passed to the HathiTrust Bib API. If at least one item with free full-text access is found, a link to the HathiTrust record is appended to the availability section.

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Install

1. Make sure you've installed and configured primo-explore-devenv.
2. Navigate to your template/central package root directory. For example:

   cd primo-explore/custom/MY_VIEW_ID
   

3. If you do not already have a package.json file in this directory, create one:

   npm init -y
   

4. Install this package:

   npm install primo-explore-hathitrust-availability --save-dev
   

Usage

Once this package is installed, add hathiTrustAvailability as a dependency for your custom module definition, and then add the hathi-trust-availability directive to the prmSearchResultAvailabilityLineAfter component. For example:

var app = angular.module('viewCustom', ['hathiTrustAvailability']);

app.component('prmSearchResultAvailabilityLineAfter', {
    template: '<hathi-trust-availability></hathi-trust-availability>'
  });

Note: If you're using the --browserify build option, you will need to first import the module with:

import 'primo-explore-hathitrust-availability';

The idea here is to allow multiple custom components to be added to the prmSearchResultAvailabilityLineAfter rather than attempting to redefine it.

By default, the component will display full-text links for any resource. If you want it avoid looking for full-text availability on records for which you already have an online copy, you can add a hide-online=tue attribute to the component:

<hathi-trust-availability hide-online="true"></hathi-trust-availability>

The default availability message is "Full Text Available at HathiTrust". You can override this by setting the msg attribute:

<hathi-trust-availability hide-online="true" msg="WOW, HathiTrust! Lucky you!"></hathi-trust-availability>

Updating the icon location

By default, this module will look for the HathiTrust icon in custom/CENTRAL_PACKAGE/img/hathitrust.svg. If you are using a view-level package, you will need to update the icon location like so:

app.value('hathiTrustIconPath', '/custom/MY_VIEW_ID/img/hathitrust.svg');

Running tests

1. Clone the repo
2. Run npm install
3. Run npm test