This makes the assumption that the primary ontologies for which OWL format generation and deployment to web is desired are developed in OWL Functional Syntax format (.ofn). Hence, it won't do anything for ontologies (such as demo ontology files etc) that aren't in .ofn format, and it will at present only act on .ofn files in the root directory of the repo.
The main tool that is used for automatic annotation and conversion is robot. It needs to be installed before this Makefile will work. By default it is assumed to be in the ./bin directory, but the location
can easily be overridden by make ROBOT="/path/to/robot".
Also provides targets for profile validation. This also depends on robot.
@gaurav do you want to cast a second pair of eyes over this? It's fine if not, but if you do can you please assign yourself as a reviewer to signify that.
This makes the assumption that the primary ontologies for which OWL format generation and deployment to web is desired are developed in OWL Functional Syntax format (.ofn). Hence, it won't do anything for ontologies (such as demo ontology files etc) that aren't in .ofn format, and it will at present only act on .ofn files in the root directory of the repo.
The main tool that is used for automatic annotation and conversion is robot. It needs to be installed before this Makefile will work. By default it is assumed to be in the ./bin directory, but the location can easily be overridden by
make ROBOT="/path/to/robot"
.Also provides targets for profile validation. This also depends on robot.
Closes #24.