This document maintains a list of repositories that are used within the project. We make a distinction between three types of repositories:
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project repositories are where most of the work takes place and that can be considered part of our project. All the official hand-overs for our NGI-Search project are amongst these, and thus they need a license check, credits, and they might indicate being partly funded by NGI-Search in their READMEs.
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The second type consitutes contributing repositories: These are repositories that this project contributes to, but are not directly targeted by this project. These repos have more of a supporting role and the project repositories may make use of them.
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Finally, reference repositories are not necessarily part of the project, but are relevant to the project either for inspiration or for alternative implementation directions.
All projects in all three categories are Open Source licenced.
This repository is forked from OPEN-NEXT project that initiated this version of Open Know How / Library of Open Source Hardware (OKH-LOSH). It contains a specification of the Open Know-How standard in Linked Open Data form. Note that it now officially deprecates the first version which was not using LOD.
A newly created ontology for annotating data-sets with relevant data. It is tweaked towards scraped data, at the moment.
This provides a scraper that collects OSH projects from various hosting technologies/platforms, like Thingiverse, OSHWA and Appropedia.
Validate and convert OKH metadata.
Convert (simple) ontologies to SHACL shapes in order to validate to what extent linked data adheres to the ontology.
An HTTP service that acts as a proxy for ontologies, converting them on-the-fly into the requested RDF serialization format or/and HTML.
An RDF linter. Revived after a period of 10+ years of inactivity and code-rot.
A stand-alone service that scrapes(/crawls) Open Source Hardware (OSH) projects from different platforms and other hosting technologies.
A linter for RDF/OWL ontologies that makes a distinction between various pitfalls in ontology design.
Contains information about permanent URL that redirect to our ontolgies.
Helps you to test the OKH data with the Apache Jena triple-store.
A command-line utility for Semantic Web operations.
Contains Technology-specific Documentation Criteria (TsDC) according to DIN SPEC 3105-1.
Tools to convert different formats of Technology-specific Documentation Criteria (TsDC) into each other.
A Java framework for writing Semantic Web applications. Note that this is our own distribution of it that enables RDF 1.0. It is used in the Eyeball OWL/RDF linter.
Takes the LOV data dump, reformats it, and stores the changes since the last time into a git repo. This allows for easy consumption of (the changes of) "all" the ontologies out there.
The outcome/output of te above repo.
A library for conversion between different RDF serialization formats, using external tools, and for RDF MIME-types.
A prototype federated search engine for OKH projects. It is based on the OKH v1 standard.
Our small adjustments to Apache Jena (RDF Triple-Store & associated libraries). This is required for Eyeball.
Very handy CLI tools for anyone dealing with RDF on a daily basis.