Linked Interoperable Code & Data - A javascript library for interoperability & collaboration based on W3C's Linked Data standards
Javascript library implementing the LINCD protocol.
Even today, most projects use their own data structures, thus creating data silos. Projects that want to share data need understand each others APIs to extract the right data, and then convert that data using custom code.
LINCD aims to remove these barriers to collaboration and interoperability by creating a place where projects can collectively define shared data structures and shared code.
LINCD.js is a lightweight Javascript library that implements the LINCD protocol.
With the help of modules built with lincd.js you can integrate data from different sources and build visualizations with ease.
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To make changes to lincd.js, clone this repository and install dependencies with npm install.
Then run npm run dev to start the development process which watches for source file changes in src and automatically updates the individual transpiled files in the lib and the bundles in the dist folder.
Alternatively run npm run build to build the project just once.
We welcome pull requests.
FAQs
LINCD is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces with linked data (also known as 'structured data', or RDF)
The npm package lincd receives a total of 19 weekly downloads. As such, lincd popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that lincd demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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