============ Finding IIIF ============ This document explains how to find IIIF manifests and image responses at TAMU libraries. ------------------------------ Presentation API and Manifests ------------------------------ The `IIIF Presentation API `_ provides the information necessary to allow a rich, online viewing environment for compound digital objects to be presented to a human user, often in conjunction with the IIIF Image API. This section describes where to find IIIF presentation manifests across our various platforms. Avalon ====== In Avalon, the manifest identifier can be found by clicking the :code:`Share` button. .. image:: ../../_static/images/soderquist.png :alt: Screenshot of Interview with Ellen Soderquist You can pass that URL to a viewer like `RAMP `_ or `Theseus `_. Spotlight ========= In Spotlight, the IIIF link is often clear from the browse page. .. image:: ../../_static/images/spotlight-browse-iiif.png :alt: Screenshot of Spotlight Browse If it's not, you can see the IIIF link inside the Mirador viewer like this: .. image:: ../../_static/images/spotlight-mirador-viewer.png :alt: Screenshot of Spotlight Mirador with IIIF Link SAGE ==== Similarly, in SAGE, you can see the manifest link in browse: .. image:: ../../_static/images/sage-browse-iiif.png :alt: Screenshot of SAGE Browse Or in the viewer itself: .. image:: ../../_static/images/sage-mirador-iiif.png :alt: Screenshot of Spotlight Mirador OpenOni ======= While not publicized, all items in OpenOni are represented by a IIIF manifest. You can get a copy by add :code:`.json` to the end of the URL. For instance, `the Battalion `_ is available `as IIIF `_. No IIIF ======= Internet Archive BookReader does not have IIIF.