The OpenCitations RDF Resource Browser (v3.0)

Lucinda is a general RDF-resource browser which could be configured to work with any triplestore providing a SPARQL-endpoint address. In this repository you can find few examples of Lucinda usage. Lucinda was first presented at Wikicite2018.

LUCINDA Configuration

1. In your HTML browsing page, do the following things:
- Insert in your HTML page the following block: <div id="__lucinda__"></div>
- Import Lucinda CSS file in your <head>: <link href="https://github.com/opencitations/lucinda/blob/master/path/to/lucinda.css" rel="stylesheet">
- Import Lucinda JS at the end of your HTML file (typically after the <footer>): <script type="text/javascript" src="https://github.com/opencitations/lucinda/raw/master/path/to/lucinda.js"></script>
- In case you have a custom JS addon file, import it right after the Lucinda JS previously imported:
```
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://github.com/opencitations/lucinda/raw/master/path/to/lucinda.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://github.com/opencitations/lucinda/raw/master/path/to/my_lucionda_addon.js"></script>
```
2. Define your resource template(s), each template is defined by:
- HF file, have a look at the guidelines on how to correctly define it.
- HTML file, have a look at the guidelines on how to correctly define it.
3. Run Lucinda:
- From your browsing page (of step (1)), add <script> block right after the imported JS modules and set the default configurations of Lucinda (have a look at the guidelines on how to correctly do this):
```
Lucinda.init({
url_base: "/browser",
templates: [
"brbrowser"
]
});
```
- Run lucinda right after:
```
Lucinda.run();
```

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The OpenCitations RDF Resource Browser (v3.0)

LUCINDA Configuration