PHP based reference implementation for a standalone server using the H5P Caretaker library and the reference implementation for a JavaScript client providing the user interface.
Please note that while you can use this implementation as is, it is only supposed to give you an idea about how the H5P Caretaker library can be used and how it can be hooked up to the H5P Careteker client reference implementation - which itself is also only a reference.
You are required to be familiar with composer and npm in order to build the server application.
- Run
git clone git@github.com/ndlano/h5p-caretaker-serverto get the code for this server - Run
cd h5p-caretaker-serverin order to change into the downloaded directory. - Run
composer installto install the latest version of the H5P Caretaker library. - Run
npm installto install the latest version of the H5P Caretaker client. - Copy the
h5p-caretaker-serverdirectory to your webserver - it should now be usable in general. - Ensure that the
h5p-caretaker-server/uploadsfolder can be written by your server to temporarily unpack H5P files that will be uploaded. - Ensure that the
h5p-caretaker-server/cachefolder can be written by your server to cache LibreText recommendations
This server reference implementation integrates a server-side library (https://github.com/ndlano/h5p-caretaker) with a client for the browser (https://github.com/ndlano/h5p-caretaker-client).
The reference implementation essentially only manages available translations, starts up the client, handles the upload of an H5P file and passes it to the server-side library and sends the request back to the client.
Since it is only a reference implementation, while fully working, it is meant to be implemented in a larger context. For instance, there's a H5P Caretaker WordPress plugin that offers the same functionality in a more convenient way.
This reference implementation will be changed as required, e.g. for writing to files.