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tlds

A simple templating LD Server

This is mainly a demo to shows how slds can be extended. It provides a linked data server that can return HTML representations of the resource. The HTML rendering is done client-side with LD2h.

The RDF2h renderers are taken from URIs that can be specified with the tlds:renderers property in the configuration.

Building and running

You can build slds directly with maven or use Docker.

Maven

Note that because this depends on an slds SNAPSHOT version you need to compile slds first:

In the directory containing slds run

mvn install -P executable

In the directory containing tlds run

mvn install -P executable

this will create an executable jar e.g. tlds-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar in the target directory.

Run the executable jar with one argument pointing to the configuration in a turtle file, for example

java -jar tlds-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT-executable.jar ../example-config.ttl

Using Docker

You can build a docker image named tlds with

docker build -t tlds .

The image will launch tlds with /config.ttl as configuration by default. The easiest way to start it with you own config is to mount a file from your local filesystem at that location. You can then run the image with something like:

docker run -ti -p 5000:5000 -v C:\Users\me\path\to\config.ttl:/config.ttl tlds 

Configuration

Same as slds with the addition of the tlds:renderers property. For example the configuration could have the following addition:

tlds:renderers ("https://rdf2h.github.io/renderers/0.0.3/fallback-renderers.ttl" "/renderers.ttl")