Error highlighting for datatypes from XML Schema, e.g. xsd:date
User should be warned when a typed literal's value violates the format. Examples of such violations: "2010-21-01"^^xsd:date, the second number should be a month, but not a day, "0.1"^^xsd:integer.
Maksim Kolchin 11 months ago
Error highlighting for datatypes from XML Schema, e.g. xsd:date
User should be warned when a typed literal's value violates the format. Examples of such violations: "2010-21-01"^^xsd:date, the second number should be a month, but not a day, "0.1"^^xsd:integer.
Maksim Kolchin 11 months ago
Completed
Support ontologies from a SPARQL Endpoint
Ontologies could be published only via a SPARQL endpoint, i.e., without a LD interface. As user, I want to specify a SPARQL endpoint where I have all my ontologies, so that I could use them for completion suggestions and quick documentation. already registered SPARQL endpoints could be used, instead of maintaining a separate registry instead of issuing SPARQL queries for every completion suggestion request, it would be better to index ontologies locally it has to be a project-specific configuration because SPARQL endpoints are stored in project-specific files
Maksim Kolchin About 1 year ago
Completed
Support ontologies from a SPARQL Endpoint
Ontologies could be published only via a SPARQL endpoint, i.e., without a LD interface. As user, I want to specify a SPARQL endpoint where I have all my ontologies, so that I could use them for completion suggestions and quick documentation. already registered SPARQL endpoints could be used, instead of maintaining a separate registry instead of issuing SPARQL queries for every completion suggestion request, it would be better to index ontologies locally it has to be a project-specific configuration because SPARQL endpoints are stored in project-specific files
Maksim Kolchin About 1 year ago
Completed
Find a given IRI in SPARQL endpoints
As a user, I want to find what SPARQL endpoints I can find a given IRI in, so that I don’t have to do it manually one by one. Journey: Open SPARQL Endpoint tool window, Click on Find IRI…, Choose where to search, i.e., everywhere or in some SPARQL endpoints, Click Search, See the search results in Find tool window. When a user selects a result, it should see a preview of the IRI with some triples describing it from the selected location, database or named graph. The tree structure of the search results: database named graph
Maksim Kolchin About 1 year ago
Completed
Find a given IRI in SPARQL endpoints
As a user, I want to find what SPARQL endpoints I can find a given IRI in, so that I don’t have to do it manually one by one. Journey: Open SPARQL Endpoint tool window, Click on Find IRI…, Choose where to search, i.e., everywhere or in some SPARQL endpoints, Click Search, See the search results in Find tool window. When a user selects a result, it should see a preview of the IRI with some triples describing it from the selected location, database or named graph. The tree structure of the search results: database named graph
Maksim Kolchin About 1 year ago