Closed kltm closed 3 years ago
Where do we stand with this?
For end-users, the public sparql page (http://sparql.geneontology.org) has been up and running for several months. This ticket is only about back end optimizations that do not affect end users.
IMO done, but doesn't really matter as it's just 2 different UIs to query the same endpoint. Jim may be the only one caring about the blazegraph UI as it provides some non-RDF features that are blazegraph specific
is to simplify the URL of the rdf endpoint, it's a nice to have, but nothing critical or that would affect anyone work
done and powering the public UI
nice to have, doesn't really affect end users except they get redirected to http://geneontology.org/sparql
ok thanks!
Would it be hard to have the same footer as on other http://geneontology.org/ pages?
Anyway I think this can close?
I'm ok to close
Footer added and updated.
Thanks !!
One more question: Is this tool available from the main GO website? I cannot find it. I would expect it to be here: http://geneontology.org/docs/tools-overview/
Thanks, Pascale
The SPARQL page is accessible from the GO APIs Guide: https://geneontology.github.io/docs/tools-guide/#query-go-causal-activity-models-sparql-endpoint but not from the GO Tools Overview. Ideally we want to keep a clear separation between APIs: REST API, SPARQL API, GOLr; and (higher level) Tools: amigo, gocam browser, ribbon, matrix, Noctua.
But yes, the access to both the Tools & APIs is not super intuitive right now. Creating a simple top-level menu for listing & quick access would help. I have been delaying the refactoring of that section of the website as we were / are planning to work on the new GO API, Jupyter notebooks and recommendations of community tools.
For reference: https://github.com/geneontology/geneontology.github.io/issues/285
Thanks for the explanation!
To support the link in the published paper and end users, we want to accomplish the following steps for a new end user SPARQL page for the GO:
From conversation with @cmungall and @lpalbou Also letting @balhoff know, in case he has queries pointed at sparql.geneontology.org, or knows of anybody who does