RWW.IO is a personal Linked Data store, intended to be used as a backend service for your Linked Data applications, and it supports the latest standards and recommendations: RDF, JSON-LD, SPARQL 1.1 Update, WebID.
All data stores (endpoints) interpret the HTTP request URI as the base URI for RDF operations and the default-graph URI for SPARQL operations. When using the service as a backend, you need to follow two basic rules:
- Specify the media type of your request data with a Content-Type HTTP header.
- Specify your response type preference with an Accept HTTP header.
- Read: GET, HEAD, OPTIONS
- Write: PUT, MKCOL, DELETE
- Append: POST
- Update:
- JSON PATCH (application/json)
- SPARQL POST (*/sparql-query)
- Web (index.html, style.css, script.js)
- JSON (Accept */json)
- JSON-P (GET ?callback=)
- SPARQL JSON (GET/POST ?query=)
- RSS (Accept */rss+xml)
- Atom (Accept */atom+xml)
- JSON: application/json
- NTriples: /rdf+nt,/nt
- RDF/XML: */rdf+xml
- RDFa: /html,/xhtml
- Turtle: /turtle,/rdf+n3, */n3
- LDPC:
- BasicContainer
- GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS
- Full paging through Link headers
- Prefer header
- Accept-Post header
- LDPR:
- GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS
- If-Match and ETag
- Pending:
- PATCH
- DirectContainer and IndirectContainer
- Ordering/sorting
Currently, the UI is minimal, allowing you to edit RDF documents and set ACL rules. Users can also upload a limited range of images (PNG, JPG and GIF - for all your cat pictures, wee!).
In case users do not have a WebID, they can create one once they have selected their personal data store (i.e. deiu.example.com).
This project is currently being developed entirely in my free time, so please consider supporting it. Thank you!
RWW.IO is live at http://rww.io/
git clone https://github.com/deiu/rww.io.git- Check the apache conf files and change paths to your own server
- Requires librdf for php
sudo apt-get install php5-librdf php5-json librdf0 librdf0-dev raptor2-utils libraptor2-dev libraptor2-0- You need to create a default storage location for your users' personal data stores. If you installed RWW.IO under /var/www/rww.io/, then you have to manually create the /data/ directory under that path (/var/www/rww.io/data/). Don't forget to make the /data/ directory writable by the web server user!
- In case you run into either Call to undefined function json_decode() or Call to undefined function librdf_new_world(), you may have to add the following lines to your php.ini file: :
extension = json.so
extension = redland.so- If you run into this Apache issue:
VirtualHost overlap on port 443, the first has precedence, please open the file /etc/apache2/ports.conf and make sure the<IfModule mod_ssl.c>directive also containsNameVirtualHost *:443
At this point, the only existing documentation is the commented code. Until proper documentation will be available, do not hesitate to contact me with questions.
MIT (see LICENSE file)
You can help with the costs of running the website at http://rww.io/ by donating through the following links:
- Bitcoin: https://coinbase.com/checkouts/ed957952a941abf15d50696973fa4b92
- Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=YCG7HFRPTVD4A
- Flattr: https://flattr.com/thing/1748916/
Every bit of cash helps. Thank you! :-)