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graph-explorer
Advanced tools
Graph Explorer can be used to explore and RDF graphs in SPARQL endpoints or on the web.
Working with RDF graph-based data and struggling to grasp the underlying model?
Experiencing rapid graph growth and seeking an exploratory tool to better comprehend your knowledge graph's connections?
Need a solution for documenting your schema, ontology, or data for others?
Graph Explorer is the perfect tool for you!
Graph Explorer is a JavaScript application and library designed to visualize, navigate, and examine RDF-based knowledge graphs and data sources. It's configurable to operate with single or multiple SPARQL endpoints and can load RDF resources from the web.
In essence, Graph Explorer empowers you, your team, and the global community to access and understand linked data more effectively.
Graph Explorer is a fork of Ontodia, now incorporated into Metaphacts. To advance the open-source version, we chose to fork, maintain, and expand the codebase as necessary. Contributions from partners are highly encouraged!
npm run demo and open http://localhost:10444/
or
SPARQL_ENDPOINT=http://localhost:7200/repositories/foobar npm run demo and open http://localhost:10444/envendpoint.html
npm install graph-explorer
npm run build-all
npm run typings
<bump>
npm publish
FAQs
Graph Explorer can be used to explore and RDF graphs in SPARQL endpoints or on the web.
The npm package graph-explorer receives a total of 42 weekly downloads. As such, graph-explorer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that graph-explorer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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