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The "submission" section provides some basic Submission/Deposit UI options. These allow you to optionally enable an autosave (disabled by default), and custom styles/icons for metadata fields or authority confidence values.
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submission: {
autosave: {
// NOTE: which metadata trigger an autosave
metadata: [],
/**
* NOTE: after how many time (milliseconds) submission is saved automatically
* eg. timer: 5 * (1000 * 60); // 5 minutes
*/
timer: 0
},
icons: {
metadata: [
/**
* NOTE: example of configuration
* {
* // NOTE: metadata name
* name: 'dc.author',
* // NOTE: fontawesome (v5.x) icon classes and bootstrap utility classes can be used
* style: 'fa-user'
* }
*/
{
name: 'dc.author',
style: 'fas fa-user'
},
// default configuration
{
name: 'default',
style: ''
}
],
authority: {
confidence: [
/**
* NOTE: example of configuration
* {
* // NOTE: confidence value
* value: 'dc.author',
* // NOTE: fontawesome (v4.x) icon classes and bootstrap utility classes can be used
* style: 'fa-user'
* }
*/
{
value: 600,
style: 'text-success'
},
{
value: 500,
style: 'text-info'
},
{
value: 400,
style: 'text-warning'
},
// default configuration
{
value: 'default',
style: 'text-muted'
},
]
}
}
}, |
Angular Universal (Server-side Rendering) Settings
The "universal" section pertains to enabling/disabling Angular Universal for Server-side rendering. DSpace requires server-side rendering to support Search Engine Optimization. When it's turned off, your site may not be able to be indexed in Google, Google Scholar and other search engines.
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universal: {
preboot: true,
async: true,
time: false
}, |
Language Settings
The "defaultLanguage" and "languages" sections allow you to customize which languages to support in your User Interface. See also Multilingual Support.
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// Default Language in which the UI will be rendered if the user's browser language is not an active language
defaultLanguage: 'en',
// Languages. DSpace Angular holds a message catalog for each of the following languages.
// When set to active, users will be able to switch to the use of this language in the user interface.
languages: [{
code: 'en',
label: 'English',
active: true,
}, {
code: 'de',
label: 'Deutsch',
active: true,
}, ...
], |
The DSpace UI requires that a corresponding language pack file (named with the language code and ending in ".json5") be placed in ./src/assets/i18n/. See also DSpace 7 Translation - Internationalization (i18n) - Localization (l10n) for information about how to create and contribute these files.
Browse By Settings
The "browseBy" section allows you to customize which "Browse by" options appear in the "All of DSpace" header menu at the top of your DSpace site. The "id" MUST correspond to the name of a valid Browse index available from your REST API (see documentation on the REST API /api/discover/browses endpoint). It is possible to configure additional indexes on the Backend using Discovery, and any configured index appears in your REST API.
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browseBy: {
// Amount of years to display using jumps of one year (current year - oneYearLimit)
oneYearLimit: 10,
// Limit for years to display using jumps of five years (current year - fiveYearLimit)
fiveYearLimit: 30,
// The absolute lowest year to display in the dropdown (only used when no lowest date can be found for all items)
defaultLowerLimit: 1900,
// List of all the active Browse-By types
// Adding a type will activate their Browse-By page and add them to the global navigation menu,
// as well as community and collection pages
// Allowed fields and their purpose:
// id: The browse id to use for fetching info from the rest api
// type: The type of Browse-By page to display
// metadataField: The metadata-field used to create starts-with options (only necessary when the type is set to 'date')
types: [
{
id: 'title',
type: BrowseByType.Title,
},
{
id: 'dateissued',
type: BrowseByType.Date,
metadataField: 'dc.date.issued'
},
{
id: 'author',
type: BrowseByType.Metadata
},
{
id: 'subject',
type: BrowseByType.Metadata
}
]
}, |
Undo Settings
Both the "item" edit and "collection" edit screens allow you to undo changes within a specific time. This is controlled by these settings:
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item: {
edit: {
undoTimeout: 10000 // 10 seconds
}
},
collection: {
edit: {
undoTimeout: 10000 // 10 seconds
}
}, |
Theme Settings
The "themes" section allows you to configure which theme(s) are enabled for your DSpace site (with the default theme being the "dspace" one). You can enable a single theme across all pages, and/or enable specific alternative themes based on a specific Community, Collection or Item (by UUID or Handle), or based on a Regex match of a URL pattern. This allows you fine grained control over how your site looks, including the ability to customize it per Community or Collection or even per specific pages in the site.
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themes: [
// Add additional themes here. In the case where multiple themes match a route, the first one
// in this list will get priority. It is advisable to always have a theme that matches
// every route as the last one
// {
// // A theme with a handle property will match the community, collection or item with the given
// // handle, and all collections and/or items within it
// name: 'custom',
// handle: '10673/1233'
// },
// {
// // A theme with a regex property will match the route using a regular expression. If it
// // matches the route for a community or collection it will also apply to all collections
// // and/or items within it
// name: 'custom',
// regex: 'collections\/e8043bc2.*'
// },
// {
// // A theme with a uuid property will match the community, collection or item with the given
// // ID, and all collections and/or items within it
// name: 'custom',
// uuid: '0958c910-2037-42a9-81c7-dca80e3892b4'
// },
// {
// // A theme with only a name will match every route
// name: 'custom'
// },
// {
// // This theme will use the default bootstrap styling for DSpace components
// name: BASE_THEME_NAME
// },
{
// The default dspace theme
name: 'dspace'
},
], |
Media Viewer Settings
The DSpace UI comes with a basic, out-of-the-box Media Viewer (disabled by default). You can choose to enable it for "image/*" or "video/*" MIME types, or both.
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// Whether to enable media viewer for image and/or video Bitstreams (i.e. Bitstreams whose MIME type starts with "image" or "video").
// For images, this enables a gallery viewer where you can zoom or page through images.
// For videos, this enables embedded video streaming
mediaViewer: {
image: false,
video: false,
}, |
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