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Bulk Image Upload
Bulk image upload is possible using the dpim
command via manage.py
(see further digipal/digipal/management/commands/dpim.py
):
To upload your document images in the database:
- manually copy your original images somewhere under the ORIGINAL folder:
- copy the original images to the IMAGE STORE (image files managed by the image server) with this command:
python manage.py dpim copy
- convert your images in the image store to the JPEG 2000 and upload them into the database:
python manage.py dpim upload
You can then process the images using Bulk Edit in the Admin interface.
Image files can be processed selectively. Read the documentation in dpim.py for full details.
WARNING: please do not leave your original images in the IMAGE STORE, they might be deleted. Use the ORIGINAL folder instead (see above).
Archetype is maintained by the King's Digital Lab at King's College London. It has received funding from the European Union Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) under Grant Agreement no. 263751 (DigiPal), the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) under Grant Reference n° AH/L008041/1 (Models of Authority) and AH/L013975/1 (Exon Domesday), and the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at King's College London.
Credits
Getting Started
Using Archetype
The Data Model
Editorial interface
- The Admin Interface
- Adding Items (Manuscripts)
- Adding Images
- Adding Hands and Scribes
- Adding Symbols (Letters)
- Content Permissions
- The Annotation Process
- Linking image regions with text regions
- Rebuilding the Indices
Customising the framework
Archetype for developers
- Installing Archetype on a Web Server
- Bulk Image Upload
- The Javascript API Library
- The Web API Syntax
- Upgrading Archetype
- Contributing to the code (third party development)
- Restoring an Archetype backup
Troubleshooting