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Technical modified by Patrick

Patrick — Tue, 07 Jul 2015 18:40:51 -0000

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 ####APIs AND INTEROPERABILITY 
-Though the Data objects detailed above, which are used throughout Tradamus, it is possible to reference them remotely or include them in an Edition from a remote location. In this way, Tradamus allows for third-party tools to create or edit Annotations and Materials in specialized ways not supported in the current interface. External changes made will persist in Tradamus and can be used as easily as those created completely within our ecosystem.
+Though the Data objects detailed above are used throughout Tradamus, it is possible to reference them remotely or include them in an Edition from a remote location. In this way, Tradamus allows for third-party tools to create or edit Annotations and Materials in specialized ways not supported in the current interface. External changes made will persist in Tradamus and can be used as easily as those created completely within our ecosystem.
 LEARN MORE about Tradamus’s extensive set of APIs.

Technical modified by Domhnall101

Domhnall101 — Tue, 30 Jun 2015 14:03:58 -0000

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 #THE CENTER FOR DIGITAL HUMANITIES
 Web standards are enforced in Tradamus by default, with broad classes for most digital objects and open hooks for user specification. Annotations follow the OAC 1.0 model. Tradamus also makes direct use of or extends IIIF and the SharedCanvas component it encompasses.
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+---
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+###T-PEN
+Tradamus is fully integrated with T-Pen allowing you to bring your transcriptions, images and encoding from T-PEN into Tradamus in a batch or individually.`
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-###T-PEN
-Tradamus is fully integrated with T-Pen allowing you to bring your transcriptions, images and encoding from T-PEN into Tradamus in a batch or individually.`
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 ##APIs

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 ######[Publication Printing Conventions](Publication Printing Conventions)
 ######[Permissions and Roles](Permissions and Roles)

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Technical modified by Domhnall101

Domhnall101 — Tue, 30 Jun 2015 13:58:52 -0000

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 ##APIs

-######[Annotation API](#Annotation API)
-######[Collation API](#Collation API)
-######[Core API](#Core API)
-######[Edition API](#Edition API)   
-######[Edition API Structures](#Edition API Structures)     
-######[Publication API](#Publication API)   
-######[Publication API Structures](#Publication API Structures)         
-######[T-PEN Proxy API](#T-PEN Proxy API)
+######[Annotation API](Annotation API)
+######[Collation API](Collation API)
+######[Core API](Core API)
+######[Edition API](Edition API)    
+######[Edition API Structures](Edition API Structures)  
+######[Publication API](Publication API)    
+######[Publication API Structures](Publication API Structures)      
+######[T-PEN Proxy API](T-PEN Proxy API)

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 ##Technical Documentation
-######[Tradamus Coding Guidelines](#Tradamus Coding Guidelines)
-######[Endpoint Permissions](#Endpoint Permissions)     
-######[Help Documents](#Help Documents)
-######[JavaScript Guidelines](#JavaScript Guidelines) 
-######[Publication Printing Conventions](#Publication Printing Conventions)
-######[Permissions and Roles](#Permissions and Roles)
+######[Tradamus Coding Guidelines](Tradamus Coding Guidelines)
+######[Endpoint Permissions](Endpoint Permissions)  
+######[Help Documents](Help Documents)
+######[JavaScript Guidelines](JavaScript Guidelines) 
+######[Publication Printing Conventions](Publication Printing Conventions)
+######[Permissions and Roles](Permissions and Roles)

Technical modified by Domhnall101

Domhnall101 — Tue, 30 Jun 2015 13:58:25 -0000

Technical modified by Domhnall101

Domhnall101 — Tue, 30 Jun 2015 13:57:45 -0000

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 ###T-PEN
 Tradamus is fully integrated with T-Pen allowing you to bring your transcriptions, images and encoding from T-PEN into Tradamus in a batch or individually.`

+---
+
+
+##APIs
+
+######[Annotation API](#Annotation API)
+######[Collation API](#Collation API)
+######[Core API](#Core API)
+######[Edition API](#Edition API)   
+######[Edition API Structures](#Edition API Structures)     
+######[Publication API](#Publication API)   
+######[Publication API Structures](#Publication API Structures)         
+######[T-PEN Proxy API](#T-PEN Proxy API)
+
+---
+
+##Technical Documentation
+######[Tradamus Coding Guidelines](#Tradamus Coding Guidelines)
+######[Endpoint Permissions](#Endpoint Permissions)     
+######[Help Documents](#Help Documents)
+######[JavaScript Guidelines](#JavaScript Guidelines) 
+######[Publication Printing Conventions](#Publication Printing Conventions)
+######[Permissions and Roles](#Permissions and Roles)
+
+

Technical modified by Domhnall101

Domhnall101 — Mon, 29 Jun 2015 19:52:47 -0000

THE CENTER FOR DIGITAL HUMANITIES

Web standards are enforced in Tradamus by default, with broad classes for most digital objects and open hooks for user specification. Annotations follow the OAC 1.0 model. Tradamus also makes direct use of or extends IIIF and the SharedCanvas component it encompasses.

DATA OBJECTS

Data objects within Tradamus fall into a few general categories:

EDITION

This object contains (by reference) all the Materials and Annotations that make up a single project. It is viewable on the Tradamus web site with permissions, or resolvable as JSON at a stable URI. The Edition is a special aggregate, but all of its contents are based on web standards.

MATERIALS

All "documents" for consideration within an Edition are part of the Materials. This includes witnesses to a manuscript, early editions, annotated bibliographies, commentary, introductions and any other text the editor may eventually want displayed or analyzed in a Publication. Every material is available in its simple JSON format and JSON-LD sc:Manifest format, which can be easily used by third-party tools and viewers.

ANNOTATIONS

Every assertion made by an editor through the Tradamus interface is recorded as annotation on the objects listed above. At various places in the interface, the unique URI for an individual Annotation may be available, but they are also listed in the digital objects they annotate. Understanding Annotations (see help) is not necessary for the basic use of Tradamus, but is helpful for power users.

PUBLICATION

A Publication contains the references to the text, apparatus and indices, as well as rules for inclusion and formatting. A single Edition may have several Publications, serving different purposes or visualizing the same data in different ways. While Tradamus provides a variety of templates for publication, the Publication object is well-documented as most users may want to build a specific template for their purpose.

APIs AND INTEROPERABILITY

Though the Data objects detailed above, which are used throughout Tradamus, it is possible to reference them remotely or include them in an Edition from a remote location. In this way, Tradamus allows for third-party tools to create or edit Annotations and Materials in specialized ways not supported in the current interface. External changes made will persist in Tradamus and can be used as easily as those created completely within our ecosystem.
LEARN MORE about Tradamus’s extensive set of APIs.

T-PEN

Tradamus is fully integrated with T-Pen allowing you to bring your transcriptions, images and encoding from T-PEN into Tradamus in a batch or individually.`