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@vho-bio/records

v0.5.5

Published

Effective species-care records compiled from the Vivarium Husbandry Ontology, with the JSON-LD context, JSON Schemas of the record contract, and the merged Turtle snapshot they were compiled from.

Readme

@vho-bio/records

Effective species-care records compiled from the Vivarium Husbandry Ontology, plus the contract artifacts consumers validate against.

Contents:

  • records/ — one framed JSON-LD effective record per species and morph, plus index.json. Regenerated by the release compiler at each release; do not edit by hand.

  • context/record/v1 — the JSON-LD context, identical to the copy served at https://vho.bio/context/record/v1.

  • schema/record/v1, schema/individual-profile/v1 — JSON Schemas for the record and individual-profile shapes.

  • ns/corpus.ttl — the merged Turtle graph the records in this package were resolved from, emitted by the compiler from the same file set it reads. Consumers that resolve records themselves (rather than reading the compiled output) parse this with @vho-bio/resolution. Shipping it here keeps the graph and the records on one pinned version.

    This is a superset of the vocabulary served at https://vho.bio/ns/core.ttl: that document is the vocabulary, while this one also carries the instance data the records draw on, the care guides among it. Resolving a record against the vocabulary alone does not reproduce the published record.

Every record is stamped with the ontology version, version IRI, and compiler version it was built from. The package version tracks the ontology VERSION in lockstep.

Records and the Turtle snapshot are ontology content, licensed CC-BY-4.0.