Include within link to manifest

[glenrobson]

Great to see this data! :-).

Would it be possible to add a within link in the annotation to point to the manifest the canvas is in? So an annotation would look like:

{
            "@type": "oa:Annotation",
            "motivation": "sc:painting",
           "within": "https://damsssl.llgc.org.uk/iiif/2.0/4078677/manifest.json",
            "on": "https://damsssl.llgc.org.uk/iiif/2.0/4078677/canvas/4078679.json#xywh=0,0,3597,5647",
            "resource": {
                "@type": "cnt:ContentAsText",
                "chars": "Reasons: Because I am the only one on the farm to manage and work the horses and to do the heavy work, especially now as my father is often troubled with passing gall stones, and is attended by Dr J W Stephens, Cardigan for same, and it would be a serious hardship to all concerned that I should be compelled to leave the farm.<p>Signature: George Richards Davis<p>Address: as already stated<p>Occupation, profession or business: as already stated<p>Why application made by applicant for the man: By the man and employer<p>Date of application: 1916-02-15T10:16:16.000Z<p>Decision of the Tribunal: Temporary exemption for 6 months. Conditionally on remaining in present occupation.\nD. James, Chairman of Tribunal\nFeby. 23 1916<p>Tag: Beige R41/42: Page 2",
                "format": "text/plain"
            }
        },

Without a link to the manifest there is a limit to what you can do with the annotation. The formula for getting to the manifest is to take the first number from the canvas id. e.g:

https://damsssl.llgc.org.uk/iiif/2.0/4078677/canvas/4078679.json#xywh=0,0,3597,5647

the first number 4078677 is the manifest id.

[NLW-paulm]

HI Glen,
These initial annotations were exported from Elucidate with a custom tool, that allowed us to then import them into SAS, we have then used that initial output here for the hackathon that was at the weekend.

The tool doesnt have the functionality to add the within link.

The next export/update may well come from SAS which does this link, but has other limitations.

Some great work was done with the data at the weekend, so I will see if thats been done, before creating a new export.