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- @triply/yasgui
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Readme
Nightly
The Yasgui nightly instance is a docker image, and accessible at https://nightly.yasgui.triply.cc The docker image is built on every push to the Yasgui repo. That build with install the latest Yasqe and Yasr version available.
Running locally
Command: npm run dev . Find the interface at localhost:4002
Stories
The YASGUI story feature allows for creating stories about your datasets.
Using the stories feature
When loading stories Use:
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function () {
Yasgui.stories()
};
</script>Creating your story
Stories are created by adding a <query> tag to your html.
You can configure the query with the following attributes:
| Attribute | Example value | Usage |
|---|---|---|
data-config |
http://yasgui.org/short/Byy9X6EVQ |
Used for reading the configuration of links created by the YASGUI share function |
data-query-ref |
stories/q3.rq |
should point to a file containing a query. Used for keeping your html clean |
endpoint |
http://www.dbpedia.org/sparql |
The endpoint on which query should take place |
data-output |
geo |
Used to set which view is used to represent the query results |
data-show-query |
true |
Used to show the query directly to the user |
These attributes can also be used in a parent div which will cause the query tag to inherit the different attributes.
Examples
<query data-query-ref="stories/q1.rq" endpoint="http://dbpedia.org/sparql" data-output="geo"></query>
<query data-config="http://yasgui.org/short/Byy9X6EVQ" data-output="gallery"></query>