This repository hosts a standalone version of the HTML documentation feature included in the SPARQLing Unicorn QGIS Plugin.
Rather than initiating the documentation generation within the SPARQLing Unicorn QGIS Plugin, this python script allows the generation of the documentation standalone or as a Github Action.
The standalone script does not rely on QGIS classes and does not provide the full functionality available in the SPARQLUnicorn QGIS Plugin.
Deviations from the SPARQLing Unicorn Plugin are listed as follows:
For a usage example please refer to this repository: https://github.com/sparqlunicorn/sparqlunicornGoesGIS_testdata
For a usage example please refer to this repository: https://gitlab.com/sparqlunicorn/sparqlunicornGoesGIS_testdata
You can install the ontology documentation script as a pip package using the following command:
pip install -U git+https://github.com/sparqlunicorn/sparqlunicornGoesGIS-ontdoc@v017
The execution parameters are the ones described in the next section.
You can use the standalone script by downloading a release or cloning this repository.
Before using the script, please ensure you have installed the requirements listed in the file requirements.txt.
pip install -r requirements.txt
The command docgeneration.py -h will print a help dialog with all available parameters and options.
At the minimum, this script expects an input RDF file and an output file path.
usage: docgeneration.py [-h] -i [INPUT ...] -o [OUTPUT ...] [-pxns PREFIXNS] [-px PREFIXNSSHORT]
[-ip CREATEINDEXPAGES] [-cc CREATECOLLECTIONS] [-ll LABELLANG] [-li LICENSE] -ex EXPORTS
[EXPORTS ...] [-lgu LOGOURL] [-dt DATASETTITLE] [-lo LOCALOPTIMIZED] [-mdt METADATATABLE]
[-nnsp NONNSPAGES] [-vowl CREATEVOWL] [-of OFFLINECOMPAT] [-ogc OGCAPIFEATURES]
[-iiif IIIFMANIFEST] [-sc STARTCONCEPT] [-dp DEPLOYPATH] [-tp TEMPLATEPATH] [-tn TEMPLATENAME]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i [INPUT ...], --input [INPUT ...]
the input TTL file(s) to parse
-o [OUTPUT ...], --output [OUTPUT ...]
the output path(s)
-pxns PREFIXNS, --prefixns PREFIXNS
the prefixnamespace
-px PREFIXNSSHORT, --prefixnsshort PREFIXNSSHORT
the prefix
-ip CREATEINDEXPAGES, --createIndexPages CREATEINDEXPAGES
create index pages?
-cc CREATECOLLECTIONS, --createCollections CREATECOLLECTIONS
create collections?
-ll LABELLANG, --labellang LABELLANG
preferred label language (default: en)
-li LICENSE, --license LICENSE
license under which this data is published
-ex EXPORTS [EXPORTS ...], --exports EXPORTS [EXPORTS ...]
choose script exports to be generated next to HTML ['graphml', 'json', 'tgf', 'ttl']
-lgu LOGOURL, --logourl LOGOURL
URL of an optional page logo
-dt DATASETTITLE, --datasettitle DATASETTITLE
The title of this dataset to use in HTML templates
-lo LOCALOPTIMIZED, --localOptimized LOCALOPTIMIZED
build a version for local deployment
-mdt METADATATABLE, --metadatatable METADATATABLE
create metadata table?
-nnsp NONNSPAGES, --nonnspages NONNSPAGES
create nonns pages?
-vowl CREATEVOWL, --createvowl CREATEVOWL
create vowl graph view?
-of OFFLINECOMPAT, --offlinecompat OFFLINECOMPAT
built-result is offline compatible
-ogc OGCAPIFEATURES, --ogcapifeatures OGCAPIFEATURES
create ogc api features collections?
-iiif IIIFMANIFEST, --iiifmanifest IIIFMANIFEST
create iiif manifests?
-sc STARTCONCEPT, --startconcept STARTCONCEPT
the concept suggested for browsing the HTML documentation
-dp DEPLOYPATH, --deploypath DEPLOYPATH
the deploypath where the documentation will be hosted
-tp TEMPLATEPATH, --templatepath TEMPLATEPATH
the path of the HTML template
-tn TEMPLATENAME, --templatename TEMPLATENAME
the name of the HTML template
The following vocabularies are supported by the ontology documentation tool and may be rendered in a specific way in HTML: