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rm3-tag-control

v0.0.14

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Rm3 Tag Control

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35

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rm3 Tag Control

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This will eventually be a linked data (I'm avoiding using the word RDF : ) ) tagging UI in React.

Right now, it lets you fill a linked-data-box object with plain string tags (say, something like Flickr tags) or JSON-LD compatible tags with predicates (say, something more like EXIF tags, where the predicate is "Camera name" and the camera is "Olympus E-M5 Mark II").

I designed it for my own usage in rm3, but there's nothing that will prevent you from using it as a general-purpose tagging editor.

See spa/bundle.js for usage example.

Targets

  • npm run prepubish - will use babel to transpile jsx and es6 code to plain es5 javascript to the dist folder
  • npm run spa - starts a web server at http://localhost:9000 with a single page app that will require your already transpiled react module.
  • npm test - will use mocha to run all rm3-tag-control/test files

Thanks

  • https://github.com/VikramN/Re-Tag - I cribbed and/or coppied sections of VikramN's tag editor.
  • https://github.com/goncalvesjoao/react-to-commonJS - Fired up all of the basic deps.