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This is the DFC standard on GitBook.
https://datafoodconsortium.gitbook.io/dfc-standard-documentation/
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Utilise w3id.org http redirects for permanent DFC URI's #18

Open RaggedStaff opened 2 months ago

RaggedStaff commented 2 months ago

w3id.org offer a permanent redirect service to support linked data projects to stablise URI's.

We are proposing to utilise this to add CORS headers & redirection (currently to github release page, could be updated in the future)

RaggedStaff commented 1 month ago

I have a draft of this ready to go in my fork.

But I need to know where to point the redirects.

Can we agree if we are using github pages to publish to docs.datafoodconsortium.org or continuing to use the github releases functionality ?

RachL commented 1 month ago

ping @simonLouvet @lecoqlibre

simonLouvet commented 1 month ago

I don't think we need a variable (.*)$ to point to the latest. It might be used if you want to get a version, but in that case I would have used these URLs

dfc/ontology/(.*)/context
dfc/ontology/(.*)
dfc/taxonomy/(.*)
RachL commented 1 month ago

@RaggedStaff NOT github pages

RaggedStaff commented 4 days ago

Update on this. I've updated to handle versioned file redirects & tested using a remote Apache deployment.

The CORS headers are not working... I think GitHub may have it's own headers set to force downloading. 😖

I think we need to revisit using GitHub pages to publish the files & w3id for permanent redirection.

simonLouvet commented 3 days ago

I'm thinking of developing a mini-server dedicated to publishing ontologies (owl, rdf), contexts and taxonomies based on github releases. Doing what we wanted to do with w3id.org, but ourselves.

We could add content negotiation (having a taxonomy in json-ld or xml for example)

depending on the degree of genericity and functionality (being able to configure the github / gitlab repo by interface; having connection and rights management, being able to reference several repos, etc. ), it could take me between 2 and 8 days. To be funded by DFC or another organisation. I think that the virtual assembly also needs this type of tool.

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