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@shexjs/webapp

v1.0.0-alpha.33

Published

Shape Expressions command line interface

Readme

@shexjs/webapp

npm version CI

The shex-simple web app: a schema pane, a data pane over whichever data source is picked (an RDF store, a SPARQL endpoint, a Wikibase), a shape map and the validation results, with editors that lint as you type and point at what a failure is about (try it).

npm install @shexjs/webapp
npx shex-serve            # serves doc/ locally

The pages are in doc/: shex-simple.html (validation on the page), shex-worker.html (validation in a worker). Their scripts compile from src/app/*.ts (npm run build), and the bundles they load, in doc/webpacks/, come from npm run webpacks-all at the repository root -- they are built before publishing, not committed. Plugins add panes, verbs and data sources: ?plugin=<url> loads one, and doc/plugins.md at the repository root is the contract (ShExMap is one, in @shexjs/extension-map).


@shexjs/webapp is one of the shex.js packages; installing shex pulls in the whole suite, and its README maps them.