Implement browsable UI for schemas, standards, ontologies

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Implement browsable UI for schemas, standards, ontologies #6

Open ronaldtse opened 5 years ago

ronaldtse commented 5 years ago

The goal is to make schema/resources browsable. This applies to these sites:

https://schemas.isotc211.org
https://def.isotc211.org
https://standards.isotc211.org (there's only placeholder content, but still needs to be browsable)

This shall come in a form of a plugin so it applies across the board.

We should have a _config.yml directive that lists out what "directories" should be browsable.

If the directory (and its sub-directories) do not have index.html, supply it.
The index.html should be a listing of the directory it belongs to, aka ls -l

Originally posted by @ronaldtse in https://github.com/ISO-TC211/www.isotc211.org/issues/27#issuecomment-521042933

strogonoff commented 5 years ago

@ronaldtse A question about the orphans directory within the ontology repository dataset.

It seems like it contains files (appropriate to its name) not belonging to any particular ontology.

Is that resource temporary, or it’s expected to be existing normally?
If it’s inevitable, perhaps data could be rearranged so that “orphans” is not located among ontologies? It would allow for a more elegant solution if directory contents were homogenous & we could treat each subdirectory as an ontology, with ontology ID as subdirectory name.

strogonoff commented 5 years ago

(https://github.com/ISO-TC211/jekyll-theme-isotc211/commit/b9eeba6423b01b1fc4e5884e6dad8d164d5435b9)

ronaldtse commented 5 years ago

@strogonoff posted to https://github.com/ISO-TC211/ontologies/issues/1 now, will revert.

strogonoff commented 5 years ago

From what I understand after reading comments over there, we may be able to restructure directories to move orphans outside ontology list. (Edit: I’m wrong, we’ll have to live with it for now.)