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# iiify
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A simple Python Flask-based implementation of the IIIF Image API 1.0 standard
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## Notes
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* This started as a toy project to learn the IIIF API, so it is not necessarily ready for production, but may be some day.
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* It was also an opportunity to learn Flask, a micro-framework. I consciously chose to avoid adding too many abstractions, and attempted to stick to procedural code as much as possible.
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* It has a simple on-disk cache scheme, but no cache management.
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* If you want to delete the cache, purge the contents of the cache directory.
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* Cache does not currently check timestamps.
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* Cache can't be disabled yet.
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* It was a lot of fun, and does work, but is missing a lot of optimizations.
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* There are several sample files in the media directory - all but one are courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program.
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# iiif.archive.org
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The Internet Archive's official IIIF 3.0 Image & Presentation API
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## Background
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This service replaces the iiif.archivelab.org unofficial labs API.
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## Technical Details
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The service uses a manifest/API service written in python3 flask and makes image processing calls to cantaloupe in both iiif 3.0 and 2.0 format.
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