Every image and book in LUNA 7.2+ is IIIF accessible. With Mirador 2.7 you can access individual items as well as Media Groups and search results.
You must have an instance of Mirador running for this to work. We do not detail the installation but we do give a little guidance on how to configure Mirador to support search results and Media Groups.
Getting started links
You will just need the build.zip or build.tar.gz file.
After Install
Once you have Mirador installed, the documentation can be a bit daunting. We reference the official documentation but will show you just what you need to know.
Official Mirador configuration documentation
Configure Mirador to support LUNA Media Groups and search results
In the documentation there is a section called "Browsing a Nested Collection with the Collection Tree Panel"
Make a backup copy of build/example.html
Edit the example.html file
Under the "data" section add the following
manifestsPanel: {
name: "Collection tree browser",
module: "CollectionTreeManifestsPanel"
},
It will look something like this. You can also add openManifestsPage: true, if you want it to default to the selection page when it opens.
data: [
{ collectionUri: "https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/iiif/collection/s/ji8cx8", location: "LUNA" },
{ manifestUri: "https://iiif.lib.harvard.edu/manifests/drs:48309543", location: "Harvard University"},
{ manifestUri: "http://media.nga.gov/public/manifests/nga_highlights.json", location: "National Gallery of Art"}
],
manifestsPanel: {
name: "Collection tree browser",
module: "CollectionTreeManifestsPanel"
},
openManifestsPage: true,
windowObjects: [],
annotationEndpoint: {
name:"Local Storage",
module: "LocalStorageEndpoint" }
});
});
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