[Task] Research: how to get main image from clearmash?

[Libisch]

Varify that the first related image (see #25 to get related docs/items):

• In Clearmash, open a random place, photo, personality and family name that have a more than one photo, for example: Albert Einstein (Personality), New York City (Place).
• Call api for related photos
• Check if the first photo document is the cover image of the item in clearmash

Related:
#25 [Task] research how images data is represented in Clearmash
#23 sync should populate main_image_url and main_thumbnail_image_url fields

[Libisch]

@omrisuissa
Is there any indication for main image of an item? Also, in case of a related photo being a photoUnit containing more that on photo - how is the main image determined?

comparing the documents and the way they are presented in Clearmash CMS, I found these examples:

1. for Einstein Albert (personality), 202567 - the main(?) image is the second (and last) listed in item's related documents field. The first related doc contains more than one photo, does that effect the priority?
2. for item 115353 (place), there are two photos presented in the same order as they are in related documents field.

Any other information regarding this issue would be appreciated.
Thanks

[ghost]

You should see a field named bh_base_template_mg_items_main_image (or similar name) that indicates if this is the main image in the photo unit.
the first unit that related is the main photo unit in the following order: image, video, sound

[Libisch]

Thanks @omrisuissa.
@OriHoch - I can't find this field anywhere... any idea?

[Libisch]

Moved to #62

[OriHoch]

@Libisch - what's the status of this issue?
if it moved to #62 , can this issue be closed?
what else is needed to do for this issue?

[Libisch]

Moved, closing.

[Libisch]

@omrisuissa Could you please give us an example for an item in which a main_image is indicated? Some items where checked by calling get_documents and get_related_by_field, but none contained the field 'bh_base_template_mg_items_main_image' (or a similar name).

[ghost]

I'll try to find an example for you