In the spirit of Islandora Awesome, Islandora Cookbook is a curated list of great modules and other tools for Islandora 8. Because Islandora 8 is more tightly integrated with Drupal, most of these 'recipes' require only Drupal modules as ingredients.
We offer this list for discovery, but do not officially provide support for any of these modules.
If you would like to contribute to this list, please check out CONTRIBUTING.md.
If making a new entry, please ensure your pull request adheres to the following guidelines:
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Use the following format for new ingredients:
- Ingredient Title (brief description to the problem solved or feature added)
- Make an individual pull request for each new item.
- Link additions should be inserted alphabetically to the relavant category
- New categories or improvements to the existing categorization are welcome.
- Check your spelling and grammar.
- The pull request and commit should have a useful title.
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Use the following format for new recipes:
- Use the recipe template as a guide.
Recipe Title (brief description to the problem solved or feature added)
- List of required modules/libraries/software (with live links whereever possible) in the format
[Module Name](link) - Step-by-step instructions on how to deploy the listed module to accomplish the stated goal. More detail is better but short recipes are accepted as starters. Screenshots are ideal!
- List of required modules/libraries/software (with live links whereever possible) in the format
- Make an individual pull request for each new item.
- Create your recipe as a new .md file in /recipes
- Add a link to your recipe in readme.md
- Link additions should be inserted alphabetically to the relavant category
- New categories or improvements to the existing categorization are welcome.
- Check your spelling and grammar.
- The pull request and commit should have a useful title.
- Use the recipe template as a guide.
Recipe Title (brief description to the problem solved or feature added)
If updating an existing entry:
- New categories or improvements to the existing categorization are welcome.
- Check your spelling and grammar.
- The pull request and commit should have a useful title.
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- Amazon Alexa - This recipe explains how to access Islandora with Amazon Alexa.
- Collection Searching - This recipe provides instructions how to configure a shallow or deep search in a specific collection.
- Date Range Slider Facet - This recipe explains how to include a facet for date field(s) that presents itself as a range slider.
- Exhibitions and TimeLine JS - This recipe outlines how to build exhibits in Islandora 8, including the deployment of TimeLineJS.
- Digital Preservation(external repo) - A detailed overview of how to approach digital preservation in Islandora 8. Includes features that are currently avaiable, both within Islandora and by using compatible tools.
Below are modules and tools that might be useful to solve common use cases, presented without specific recipes.
Warning! - All modules are under development.
- Basic Ingest - Basic repository item ingest improvements.
- Islandora RipRap - Fixity auditing
- Islandora Repository Reports - Graphical reports on various aspects of an Islandora repository.
- Islandora Bagger - Utility to generate Bags for objects using Islandora's REST interface using either a command-line tool or via a batch-oriented queue.
- Islandora Whole Object - Islandora 8 module that provides some Drupal blocks containing various representations of an Islandora object.
- Islandora RDM - An entire suite of tools and documentation to turn Islandora 8 into a fully functional Research Data Management platform.
By default, Drupal allows you only to restrict access to Drupal nodes by coupling node content types to user roles. The Permissions by Term module extends Drupal by functionality for restricting view and edit access to single nodes via taxonomy terms. Since Islandora 8 objects can have taxonomy terms, this can be used to control access at the node and collection level. The submodule Permissions by Entity extends this control to the media level.
Moderation Scheduler gives content editors the ability to schedule Islanodra nodes to be published at specified dates and times in the future. Can be combined with Views Bulk Edit to set the same schedued publication date/time on multiple nodes at once.
A module that informs users who attempt to view deleted content that the resource has been removed instead of showing a generic 404 page. Fielded so that the date, reason, and altenative links can be given, along with a citation for the deleted object.
Views Slideshow can be used to create a slideshow of any content (not just images) that can appear in a View. Powered by jQuery, it is heavily customizable: you may choose slideshow settings for each View you create. It can be used to create an easy, adjustable slideshow of images from an Islandora 8 repository. Views Slideshow can be seen in action with Islandora objects on the front page here
This repository is a tutorial that will introduce you to using the Drupal 8 Migrate tools to create Islandora 8 content. Whether you will eventually use CSVs or other sources (such as XML or directly from a 7.x Islandora) this tutorial should be useful as it covers the basics and mechanics of migration.
This repository is also a Drupal Feature that, when enabled as a module, will create three example migrations ready for you to use with the Migrate API.
Command-line tool for ingesting (and updating) nodes and media from anywhere - you don't need access to the Drupal server's command line. Provides robust data validation, flexible organization of your input data (can use CSV, Google Sheets, or Excel files) plus creation of taxonomy terms on the fly.
This module provides a method for users with the necessary permissions to manually override the results being returned by Search API Solr. They will be able to choose a specific search term, and pick which nodes should be at the top, and also choose to exclude nodes so they will not be shown in the results. Currently only nodes are supported.
A powerful tool that turns Views into a means of batch editing nodes, including Islandora repository objects. Once installled, create a view, add the fields that you would like to edit, add a Views bulk operations (Edit) field to the view, and select which actions you would like ot have available. The Modify field values action will allow you to batch edit the value for the same field across multiple objects. A demonstration of a simple bulk-editing view with a few fields and actions can be found here
A tool that allows you to clone an exsiting content type. Can be used to copy and easily make your own version of the Repository Item Content Type with fewer or edited fields, without starting over. Has options to also copy all nodes from the old type to the new, and to delete from the old type when copying.
The Content Feedback module allows users and visitors to quickly send feedback messages about the currently displayed content, and can be applied to Islandora nodes. All content feedback messages are listed and grouped by status in an administrative feedback list.
A tool for automatically submitting the contents of your site to Archive.org. The Wayback Submit module will submit all node types on schedule, according to criteria set by the site admin (only certain node types, only certain views, etc).