project-template-creation

Creating a custom crowdsourcing template in Madoc involves defining template types, metadata, capture models, configuration defaults, and lifecycle hooks in the TypeScript codebase, then registering the template through ProjectTemplateExtension during project creation.

Registering a new Madoc project template requires setting a unique type identifier, adding metadata, configuring capture model defaults, defining configuration settings, implementing lifecycle hooks, and adding the template to the ProjectTemplateExtension and plugin registration.

Configuration hooks in a Madoc project template let you set default values, define immutable flags, and trigger custom actions during project creation, ensuring the crowdsourcing workflow initializes with the correct capture model and settings.

A capture model in Madoc template creation defines the structural data requirements for a crowdsourcing task, such as a transcription project, ensuring specific default fields and configurations are applied when the project is generated.

Yes, you can add custom actions during Madoc project creation by implementing configuration hooks within your TypeScript project template, allowing you to set defaults, apply immutable flags, and execute specific setup behaviors.

Creating a Madoc project template requires editing multiple TypeScript files to separate concerns: defining the template type, registering it with ProjectTemplateExtension, and configuring hooks and custom settings, which prevents configuration errors during crowdsourcing project setup.