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Video Annotator Developer toolkit for adding annotation to streaming video presentations. Version 0.0.1 Repository git - git://github.com/umd-mith/OACVideoAnnotator.git Dependencies jQuery 1.7.1 Raphael.js 1.5.2 MITHgrid latest Stats http://cloc.sourceforge.net v 1.55 T=0.5 s (18.0 files/s, 5434.0 lines/s) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Language files blank comment code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CoffeeScript 9 309 1186 1222 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUM: 9 309 1186 1222 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Video Annotator The Video Annotator developer library is the result of an experiment run as part of the Open Annotation collaboration to test the OA data model for use in exchanging annotations of streaming video. See license.txt for licensing details Setting up the OAC Annotation Tool What you will need for your site The following code libraries are required and are listed in the order in which to include them: jQuery Raphaël.js MITHgrid What you will need for building Video Annotator A Makefile has been included with this distribution to allow for running system-level commands to minimize the code and provide a distribution directory `dist/` with two files, `videoanno.js` which is the full, human-readable version of the Javascript code, and `videoanno.min.js`, which is a compressed version of the core code library intended for quick-loading in the browser. The minified version is, of course, much less readable than the full version. In order to perform this build process, you need to have GNU make 3.81 or later, Node.js 0.5 or later, and git 1.7 or later. Earlier versions might work, but they have not been tested. Mac OS users should install Xcode, either from the Mac OS install DVD or from the Apple Mac OS App Store. Node.js can be installed by one of the UNIX package managers available for the Mac OS. Linux/BSD users should use their appropriate package managers to install make, git, and node. How to build your own Video Annotator First, use the git command git clone to copy the remote repository to your directory, like so: `git clone git://github.com/umd_mith/OACVideoAnnotator.git`. Then, to get a complete, minified, jslinted version of Video Annotator, `cd` to the directory containing the files for Video Annotator and type `make`. If you don't have Node installed and/or want to make a basic, uncompressed, unlinted version of Video Annotator, use `make videoanno` instead of `make`. The built version of OACVideoAnnotator will be in the `dist/` subdirectory. To remove all built files, run `make clean`. Testing Video Annotator Direct your browser to `/your installation directory/tests/` and it will display the QUnit tests that have been set up with this release. For more information on QUnit and how you can set up your own tests, visit the QUnit documentation

Video Annotator

Developer toolkit for adding annotation to streaming video presentations.

Version

0.0.1

Repository

git - git://github.com/umd-mith/OACVideoAnnotator.git

Dependencies

jQuery 1.7.1
Raphael.js 1.5.2
MITHgrid latest

Stats

http://cloc.sourceforge.net v 1.55  T=0.5 s (18.0 files/s, 5434.0 lines/s)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Language                     files          blank        comment           code
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CoffeeScript                     9            309           1186           1222
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SUM:                             9            309           1186           1222
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Video Annotator

The Video Annotator developer library is the result of an experiment run as part of the Open Annotation collaboration to test the OA data model for use in exchanging annotations of streaming video.

See license.txt for licensing details

Setting up the OAC Annotation Tool

What you will need for your site

The following code libraries are required and are listed in the order in which to include them:

jQuery
Raphaël.js
MITHgrid

What you will need for building Video Annotator

A Makefile has been included with this distribution to allow for running system-level commands to minimize the code and provide a distribution directory dist/ with two files, videoanno.js which is the full, human-readable version of the Javascript code, and videoanno.min.js, which is a compressed version of the core code library intended for quick-loading in the browser. The minified version is, of course, much less readable than the full version.

In order to perform this build process, you need to have GNU make 3.81 or later, Node.js 0.5 or later, and git 1.7 or later. Earlier versions might work, but they have not been tested.

Mac OS users should install Xcode, either from the Mac OS install DVD or from the Apple Mac OS App Store. Node.js can be installed by one of the UNIX package managers available for the Mac OS.

Linux/BSD users should use their appropriate package managers to install make, git, and node.

How to build your own Video Annotator

First, use the git command git clone to copy the remote repository to your directory, like so: git clone git://github.com/umd_mith/OACVideoAnnotator.git.

Then, to get a complete, minified, jslinted version of Video Annotator, cd to the directory containing the files for Video Annotator and type make. If you don't have Node installed and/or want to make a basic, uncompressed, unlinted version of Video Annotator, use make videoanno instead of make.

The built version of OACVideoAnnotator will be in the dist/ subdirectory.

To remove all built files, run make clean.

Testing Video Annotator

Direct your browser to /your installation directory/tests/ and it will display the QUnit tests that have been set up with this release. For more information on QUnit and how you can set up your own tests, visit the QUnit documentation

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Video Annotator