- no-server-publishing of TEI-Files
- https://github.com/oxygenxml/TEI-Facsimile-Plugin
https://acdh-oeaw.gitlab.io/margins/matc-data/
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install TEI-Facsimile-Plugin
- in Oxygen: Help -> Install new add-ons
- paste
https://github.com/oxygenxml/TEI-Facsimile-Plugin/raw/master/addon/image-markup-plugin.xml
in "show add-ons from" field - confirm all further prompts
- restart Oxygen and test installation by clicking on
Image Markup Sample
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install Git add-on
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set up directory structure (like e.g. in this repo)
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configure transformation scenarios
- prepare TEI templates via script (if possible), see example XSLT to derive templates from METS-Files from HAB
- templates should ideally have
- a generic header
- page-structure
tei:pb
with@xml:id
,n
, and@facs
pointing to the matchingtei:surface/@xml:id
- facsimile structe
tei:facsimile
with atei:surface
element with similar attributes astei:pb
- templates should ideally have
- start editing
- transcribte the text (in
tei:text/tei:body
) using all the power of the TEI - create
tei:zone
elements in thetei:facsimile
section for margins, copy the@xml:id
generated by the plug-in and use this in the@facs
attribute of the according transcription of the margin.
- transcribte the text (in
<p>here is the <pb n="16r" xml:id="page__00041" facs="#facs__00041"/>
transcription of the main text
<note place="margin-left" facs="#zone.1.2.4">transcription of the margin</note>
and here continues the transcription until the next margin
<note place="margin-right" facs="#zone.3.2.4">transcription of the margin</note>
and the transcription continues further</p>
- frequently commit and push using the git-plug-in
- write some XSLT to create a nice looking HTML representation of the encoded xml
- set up some automatic worfklow which e.g. runs transformations and generates some basic index.html linking to the individual Editions
- configure according GitHub pages set-up
- write script to derive ARCHE-MD from editions.