Use ImageMagik to create JP2K derivatives for JPEGs

[bkiahstroud]

Summary

This ticket is based off discussion documented in these meeting notes

Currently, whenever a JPEG file is uploaded into the system, its derivatives fail to be created. This leads to the image failing to display inside the Universal Viewer and other places throughout the app. This is because the system is currently fine-tuned to only support JP2K derivatives. Kakadu is installed in the system for the purpose of creating JP2K derivatives, but only works for TIFF files.

We need to use the ImageMagik library to generate JP2K derivatives for JPEG files.

Acceptance Criteria

• Uploaded JPEG (and JPG) files have JP2K derivatives created for them when ingesting files through Bulkrax
• JPEG derivatives display correctly in the UV
• Other image types previously displaying in the UV still display
  • TIFF
  • WAV

[bkiahstroud]

Related: #504

[bkiahstroud]

Currently seeing this error on sandbox after the PR was deployed:

RuntimeError (Unable to execute command "kdu_compress -quiet -i /tmp/sufia20220603-31878-1u0a866.jp2 -o /tmp/sufia20220603-31878-1eob5ht.jp2 -rate 2.4,1.48331273,.91673033,.56657224,.35016049,.21641118,.13374944,.08266171 -jp2_space sRGB -double_buffering 10 -num_threads 4 -no_weights Clevels=6 Clayers=8 "Cblk={64,64}" Cuse_sop=yes Cuse_eph=yes Corder=RPCL ORGgen_plt=yes ORGtparts=R "Stiles={1024,1024}"". Exit code: pid 2194 exit 127)
Error message: sh: kdu_compress: command not found

Need to determine why the sever doesn't seem to be able to find the kdu_compress script. I'm coordinating with @snehagunduraoUL with possibly doing a rollback to investigate if the most recent code merge is responsible.

[snehagunduraoUL]

This kdu_compress error does not exist after reverting the code.
http://digitalcollections-staging-sandbox.library.ucsc.edu/importers/167?locale=en