Closed VladimirAlexiev closed 5 years ago
This is great. Are they all opensource?
I think all are, except this one listed in http://book.validatingrdf.com/bookHtml011.html#sec124
I have created a wiki page to facilitate referencing the updated list of ShEx/SHACL implementations at:
https://github.com/validatingrdf/validatingrdf.github.io/wiki/Updated-list-of-implementations
Anyone who wants to contribute updating it, please, let me know.
Hello
Note the ELI validator mentionned is not a SHACL implementation strictly speaking as it relies on https://github.com/TopQuadrant/shacl (which isn't listed ?); it is rather a use-case of applying SHACL validation.
It should be made open-source by Office of Publications of European Union (I hope).
Myself and @patzomir would like to edit.
@tfrancart it say ELI depends on SHACL API. The lists from the book should be added to the table for better clarity
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Hello
Note the ELI validator mentionned is not a SHACL implementation strictly speaking as it relies on https://github.com/TopQuadrant/shacl (which isn't listed ?); it is rather a use-case of applying SHACL validation.
It should be made open-source by Office of Publications of European Union (I hope).
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@VladimirAlexiev @patzomir, I sent you an invitation to be part of the validating RDF book contributors team. Once you accept it, I think you will be able to edit the wiki. Let me know if you can do it.
Yes, I can edit. Thanks!
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Please can I add this tool to the validators: https://github.com/RDFLib/pySHACL
It's a Python implementation now passing all core constraint tests. SPARQL-based tests due for completion in a week or so.
This is fantastic :)
Any interest in common API in Python it might share with a similar ShEx system, i.e. https://github.com/hsolbrig/PyShEx ?
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Please can I add this tool to the validators: https://github.com/RDFLib/pySHACL
It's a Python implementation now passing all core constraint tests. SPARQL-based tests due for completion in a week or so.
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@nicholascar I added yours and all implementations from the book. The table looks ugly, any takers to render it somewhere on validatingrdf.github.io?
@VladimirAlexiev should I be seeing pySHACL in the list above? Just a note: we've added a conformance report to the official implementation reports: http://w3c.github.io/data-shapes/data-shapes-test-suite/ and it's been pulled through so should appear shortly.
@danbri perhaps: we've already been hastled for several extensions such as YAML validation (from schema.org people!). Just give us a sec to see this toolkit in full production use (we have a web service versio, https://github.com/CSIRO-enviro-informatics/pyshacl-webservice, which we will have a public instance of up this week) and then we'll establish an extensions plan.
I think the tool will be used by us in a series of projects now and also my W3C members of the Dataset Exchange WG so we should see realy testing use shortly.
Thanks! Please can you add in @ashleysommer and @nicholascar as the Contacts and switch the source/distribution & playground URIs? Ww'll send an update soon too as we are working on a live playground, not just code for the playground app, which should be up this week.
Done
I added https://github.com/CSIRO-enviro-informatics/pyshacl-webservice to https://github.com/validatingrdf/validatingrdf.github.io/wiki/Updated-list-of-implementations in row "pySHACL" in col "playground". Closing this since we have an up to date list.
If there are any omissions, or when new tools appear, please post a comment here and ping me.
Is that for collecting validators or also for other shapes tool, e.g. UI generators such as Schimatos?
Yes!
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Is that for collecting validators or also for other shapes tool, e.g. UI generators such as Schimatos https://github.com/schimatos/schimatos.org?
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Just now found the bigger list and Schimatos is already there.
Such a list would be a great service to the community. @labra if you allow me and @patzomir to write to this repo's wiki pages, we can keep it updated.
Mentioned in book:
New ones: