initial TODOs

[will-moore]

From OME discussion:
immediate next jobs:

• 'source' to proper URL
• add license, description to URLs list (use css table) See support csv table #2
• add necessary build configs (as on ome-ngff-validator)

Other ideas:

• layout table vv paragraphs
• lazy load items to reduce server load
• sorting is missing, but quite tricky - especially with lazy loading

[will-moore]

Examples of other sites:

Home page: https://uk1s3.embassy.ebi.ac.uk/bia-integrator-data/pages/visualisation.html leads to pages listing NGFFs: e.g.
https://uk1s3.embassy.ebi.ac.uk/bia-integrator-data/pages/S-BSST410.html

Project page: https://dandiarchive.org/dandiset/000108 need to drill down quite a few dirs to get to the NGFF lists:
https://dandiarchive.org/dandiset/000108/draft/files?location=sub-MITU01%2Fses-20210524h18m29s31%2Fmicr
Simple list - but the ... has links to itk viewer and ome-ngff-validator

https://www.sanger.ac.uk/project/ome-zarr/

None of these allow you to sort by NGFF values. The BIA page has table sorting, but only on shape e.g. "(1,2,1,512,512)", which is meaningless.

I think the best customisation would be to use a CSV file for listing URLs, as in https://github.com/IDR/ome-ngff-samples/blob/main/_data/table.csv a required "URL" column, and we add other essential columns, e.g. shape, chunks, openwith links, thumbnail.

In order to present the NGFF table in a custom page, I would suggest that users use an iframe to include it.
They could even use the gh-hosted site and pass the table as query, e.g.

<iframe src="https://ome.github.io/ome-zarr-catalog/?csv=https://myserver.ngff-samples.csv" />

I think that would allow users to provide similar functionality as in these examples.

cc @jburel @joshmoore