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danielbeeke / rdf-form

RDF form provides rendered forms via a form definition provided in RDF turtle format.
http://rdf-form.danielbeeke.nl/
MIT License
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Will there be support for file uploads? #12

Closed phochste closed 2 years ago

phochste commented 2 years ago

I've added today a challenge https://github.com/SolidLabResearch/Challenges/issues/19 for SolidLabResearch and @rubensworks mentioned pointed me to your project. It is great to see your solution! Is there a way for doing file loads via this mechanism?

danielbeeke commented 2 years ago

Hi @phochste

I have recently added Uppy S3 multipart support. It is not bug free yet.

We are using rdf-form for a headless cms on top of Apache Jena. In our use case we are using BackBlaze with their S3 compatible API. This product: rdf-form is not yet bug free, but slowly we are getting there. At the moment it is also import to note that we a refactor should be done on how translations are added. At the moment it is possible to lose types:

"22-01-2020"@en

I am thinking of how to solve that. Personally I would have loved if RDF would allow that with types.

phochste commented 2 years ago

Thanks for this!

phochste commented 2 years ago

About the date types, is not that something that doesn't need to be part of the data model but more of a separate display component, or even two separate triples a string and an inferred date?

There is difference between a string as entered by a human and the inferred ISO date. In library context that is also the case where there is, for instance, a distinction between the French Republican calendar date as seen on a book ("11 Frimaire, Year XIII") and the ISO date ("1804-12-02").

The predicate you would use for the date would inform linked data applications how to interpret the date. E.g.

<https://example.org/record/123> <http://example.org/world/clock#FrenchRepublican> "11 Frimaire, Year XIII"
danielbeeke commented 2 years ago

Yes, the date issue we discussed was about misusing RDF.

I wanted to have localization for the predicate schema:publicationDate. Unfortunatly RDF is not made in such a way. I think conforming to spec is the best way forwar, another option might be to create a RFC for the spec. But that will take a long time.

I am closing this for now.