Ontology Dev Server

• ➰ Fuseki with UI - The SPARQL server with inferencing.
• 🐢 SOH tools - Auto reload Turtle file changes on save.
• 💡 OWLFBRuleReasoner enabled - OWL/lite reasoner by default. Auto-update on save.
• 🎯 Deno JS engine - E2E tests with examples.
• 🐳 Docker container - Across platforms.

Requirements

• Install Docker and GNU make

How to start

1. make to start the server and load all ttl files. The default port is 3040. If you want to use 3050 instead, run make HOST_PORT=3050.
2. Visit http://localhost:3040/#/dataset/ds/query.
3. Query the following SPARQL, If you get http://..._news1, the dev server is running.

PREFIX main:   <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/site-bender/ontology-dev-server/main/src/main.ttl#> 
PREFIX news:   <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/site-bender/ontology-dev-server/main/src/news.ttl#> 
PREFIX places: <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/site-bender/ontology-dev-server/main/src/places.ttl#> 

SELECT ?news WHERE { places:_auckland main:mentionedIn ?news}

4. Replace ttl files with your ontology.
5. Have some fun.

How to reload manually

• make load to load all ttl files.

How to reload automatically

Jetbrains' IDE

1. Go to Settings > Tools > File Watchers
2. Import this watchers config
3. Setup scope equal to ./src
4. Setup working directory equal to ./

VS code

• TODO

How to test

• make test to run all tests in the e2e folder.

Edit Deno tests

For editing Deno tests in the e2e folder, you can install a Deno plugin.

Jetbrains' IDE

• Install Deno plugin

VS code

• TODO

Log

All Fuseki logs will be printed to this log file.

APIs

Todo