innoq/iqvoc_skosxl

SKOS-XL extension for iQvoc

Iqvoc::SKOSXL

This is the iQvoc SKOS-XL extension. Use this in your Gemfile to add SKOS-XL features to iQvoc.

Iqvoc::SKOSXL may run in two different modes: Standalone as Application and embedded into another Application as Engine.

Standalone Application

Operate Iqvoc::SKOSXL like a common iQvoc-based Application.

1. Run database migrations: rake iqvoc:db:migrate_all
2. Populate iQvoc seeds: rake iqvoc:db:seed_all
3. Generate secret token: rake iqvoc:setup:generate_secret_token

Engine

Operate Iqvoc::SKOSXL and Iqvoc as Engines running in a custom App.

1. Add iqvoc_skosxl to your Gemfile (beneath iqvoc)
2. Run Iqvoc migrations: rake iqvoc:db:migrate_all
3. Populate Iqvoc seeds: rake iqvoc:db:seed_all

License

Copyright 2014 innoQ Deutschland GmbH

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0

iqvoc_skosxl's Issues

Concept relations list labels twice if there is a new draft

dialog allows for multiple prefLables per language

A resource has no more than one value of skos:prefLabel per language tag.
https://www.w3.org/TR/2009/REC-skos-reference-20090818/#labels

Gemfile issue?

The Gemfile specifies:

gem 'iqvoc', '~> 4.11.0', github: 'innoq/iqvoc', branch: 'master'

Running bundle install gave an error to the effect to the effect that the gem iqvoc cannot be built to version 4.11.0 from that Github repository.

A workaround is to locally install the gem (gem install iqvoc -v 4.11.0) and comment out the reference to the Github repo in the Gemfile, i.e.:

gem 'iqvoc', '~> 4.11.0'#, github: 'innoq/iqvoc', branch: 'master'

Label classes don't implement build_from_rdf

In order to support iQvoc's importing capabilities the XL label classes need to implement build_from_rdf.

Select xl-label widget needs to be language sensitive

It is possible to assign a german label to an english "labeling" widget (e.g. "Bevorzugte Labels (en)" shouldn't show german labels in it's dropdown).

Origins must be unique

Is there a validation for uniqueness? (I Think there is none)

What happens when a user enters a label which maps to an origin already in use?
Example:

• Given: "Abfall&Mist" #=> origin: "Abfall-Mist"
• When the user creates a new label "Abfall-Mist" this surely is a different label. But it also maps to origin: "Abfall-Mist". There must be some kind of behaviour to allow this (e.g. an optional number at the end ["Abfall-Mist", "Abfall-Mist_2", ...])

Non-latin value support for origin generation

Origin generation breaks with non-latin values: there's no rule on how to generate a label origin for values with non-latin languages. What to do with a value like Изоставен индустриален обект?

Multiple labels with same origin

It's possible to create multiple labels with the same origin in the dashboard. Origin generation has to be customized.

label origins must be language-dependent

scenario A:

• create a German label "Foo"
• create an English label "Foo" -- this results in an error "Label could not be created! New Label version already exists."

scenario B:

• create and publish a German label "Foo"
• create an English label "Foo" -- this does not result in an error
• publish the English label -- this overwrites the German label

Add 2-column layout for label page

Bundle Install; Missing thread_safe

bundle install in a newly cloned iqvoc instance does not work.

Your Gemfile.lock is corrupt. The following gem is missing from the DEPENDENCIES section: 'thread_safe'

Export SKOS : NoMethodError : add_skos_xl_labels

Hi,

We tried to export a SKOS vocabularie with this command line :
rake iqvoc:export TYPE=<ttl|nt|xml> NAMESPACE=''
and we got this error : NoMethodError: undefined method `add_skos_xl_labels'.

Can you help us ?

iqvoc_skosxl : last branch:Master
iqvoc : Iqvoc 4.8.1

Thx.

Make labels origins customizable for users

Makes sense to circumvent possible pitfalls caused by https://github.com/innoq/iqvoc_skosxl/blob/master/app/models/label/skosxl/base.rb#L21

all rake tasks give an error

With a freshly cloned repo, attempting to run rake iqvoc:db:create (or any other rake task) gives the following error:
NoMethodError: undefined method include_module_names' for Iqvoc::Collection:Module`