Graham Klyne
Graham Klyne
I've just been burned by a disparity between names used in the data model document and the vocabulary document - it just hadn't occurred to me that they might be...
I've been getting errors under Python 3.7 when trying to read JSON-LD from a steam opened in text mode. The error takes this form: File ".../rdflib_jsonld/util.py", line 28, in source_to_json...
On MacOS, using Python 2.7.5 with: ``` rdflib==4.2.1 rdflib-jsonld==0.3 ``` The following file parses and returns the expected triples: ``` { "@id": "http://example.com/sampledata/testsite/_annalist_site/../" , "@base": "http://example.com/sampledata/testsite/_annalist_site/./" , "@context": "site_context.jsonld" ,...
I've just been in conversation with a colleague, and we are looking at LPiF exchange compatibility for our related work. One thing we want to do is record related places...
I've been looking at the the example data in README: "timespans": [ { "start": {"in":"0676"},"end": {"in":"1066"} } ] and the JSON-LD context definitions: "when": {"@id": "lpo:when"}, "timespans": { "@id": "lpo:timespan",...
I think the use of `@type` in the JSON-LD context definition is questionable. Unfortunately, I'm finding the JSON-LD spec is not very clear about this: my claim is based mainly...
From the sample data: "citations": [ {"label": "Ye Olde Gazetteer (1635)", "@id":"http://archive.org/details/yeoldegazetteer"}], I note that in the context file, "citation" is defined as `cito:cites`. I'm guessing that "citations" is intended...
In the README example data, I see: "properties":{ "title": "Abingdon (UK)", "ccodes": ["GB"] }, But in the context file (linkedplaces-context-v1.jsonld), I can't find "ccodes" defined.
I'm wondering what is the intended relationship between the values of `periods` and `timespans`. Looking at the example in README.md: "@id": "http://mygaz.org/places/p_12345", : "when": { "timespans": [ { "start": {"in":"0676"},"end":...
I've been having some discussions about APIs for systems using LPIF (is that acronym/shorthand a reasonable tag for talking about this format?). For systems that simply offer LPIF data as...