UmakaParser
This tool is to make a JSON file for Umaka Viewer.
First, you need to prepare a metadata file in the SPARQL Builder Meatadata (SBM) format.
If you want to get such a metadata file, TripleDataProfiler can generate it for a SPARQL endpoint.
Then, if you have ontology files for the target endpoint or RDF dataset, you need to make asset files by this tool as follows.
umakaparser --build-index [--dist <Path to put an asset file>] <ontology files in Turtle>
If you have ontology files only in RDF/XML, this tool converts them into those in Turtle as follows.
umakaparser --convert <files in RDF/XML>
Finally, this tool generates a JSON file that can be accepted by Umaka Viewer as follows.
umakaparser --build [--a <Path to asset files>|--d <Path to put a generated JSON file>] <an SBM file>
The JSON file structure is here.
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