Allow KitodoScript as action #4462
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I don't get it to work. The script is not shown in the task (as link to click) and it is not triggered by automatic tasks. |
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I tested it once again and I find it working when clicking on the link. There is nothing special, just put the KitodoScript in the script box:
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As the title says: If you specify a KitodoScript as a script in the workflow editor, this is executed using the
KitodoScriptService. The distinguishing is done by that a KitodoScript always begins with the character string "action:" (which happens to be a semantically valid indicator for a protocol, by the way). In combination with the functionality from pull request #4450, this provides for writing media files to the METS file in the course of the workflow without having to open the metadata editor and click on Save, which was a long-cherished wish.The
KitodoScriptServicewas adapted so that it is provided via theServiceLoaderlike all other services, so that we have a uniform procedure here.This feature is funded by Technische Universität Darmstadt.