Use Case: RO-Crate as a mini website with discoverable metadata

[spikelynch]

As a developer/researcher, I want to publish a set of files, dataset and/or visualisation with a user-friendly web interface (and CSS/JS to support this) which is also a RO-Crate with high-quality machine-readable metadata.

Two examples:

• an interactive d3.js visualisation of a humanities dataset (evolution of university faculties) with accompanying text
• a website to make documents available to industry collaborators without requiring them to navigate a technical-looking HTML interface to download them

[jasonclark]

I'm also interested in working this direction and would like to use RO-Crate json-ld as a datastore file within a progressive web app. I have template PWA here - https://github.com/jasonclark/digital-library-pwa. The datastore file that I would revise to use RO-Crate json-ld is here: https://github.com/jasonclark/digital-library-pwa/blob/master/items.json

[ptsefton]

@jasonclark Do you have any kind of viewer working on RO-Crate format yet?