System, demo, and user-submitted applications built on LinkedDataHub. Completely data-driven, no code involved (besides the shell scripts).
The installation scripts in this repository use LinkedDataHub's CLI scripts. You need to add the bin
(and its subfolders) of your LinkedDataHub fork or clone to $PATH
, for example:
export PATH="$(find bin -type d -exec realpath {} \; | tr '\n' ':')$PATH"
Note that app installation scripts are not idempotent. Subsequent runs might continue adding data but are not guaranteed to succeed.
The documentation of LinkedDataHub open-source and Cloud versions.
- Source
- linkeddatahub/docs/
- Features
- XHTML document content is rendered from RDF literals
- Lines of code
- 0 lines of imperative code
- 164 lines of installation shell scripts
Knowledge Graph representation of the Northwind Traders sample database.
- Source
- demo/northwind-traders/
- Live instance
- https://linkeddatahub.com/demo/northwind-traders/
- Features
- Faceted search
- Related results (parallax navigation)
- Custom
SELECT
query for each container that includes links to related resources (1:N relationships) from which faceted search options are generated - Import from CSV
- Lines of code
- 0 lines of imperative code
- 570 lines of SPARQL
- 247 lines of installation shell scripts
Browser of Copenhagen's geospatial open data, imported from Copenhagen Open Data. Provides a type-colored geospatial overview. Geo resources provide a view with neighbouring resources included.
- Source
- demo/city-graph/
- Live instance
- https://linkeddatahub.com/demo/city-graph/
- Features
- Import from CSV
- Lines of code
- 0 lines of imperative code
- 479 lines of SPARQL
- 342 lines of installation shell scripts
Browser over a collection of molecules as well as a bar chart rendered from a SPARQL result.
- Source
- demo/life-sciences/
- Features
- Charts
- Lines of code
- 0 lines of imperative code
- 37 lines of SPARQL
- 153 lines of installation shell scripts
Basic SKOS editor with a custom UI theme. Concepts and concept schemas can be created, edited, and linked with each other. Ontology types have separate URI templates; required instance properties are validated using constraints.
- Source
- demo/skos/
- Features
- Custom stylesheet
- Classes
- Constructors
- Constraints
- Lines of code
- 0 lines of imperative code
- 44 lines of SPARQL
- 324 lines of installation shell scripts
- 109 lines of XSLT stylesheet
You need to request append/write access to be able to create/edit the data.