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Schema.rdfs.org files maintenance #61
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Hi there, In the meantime you can use http://www.easyrdf.org/converter with this link http://schema.org/docs/schema_org_rdfa.html and convert it to any format as you need! Just a thought. |
Hi Jonadabe, After analyzing your website link (http://schema.org/docs/schema_org_rdfa.html) and a month of work (this trouble with schema.org was just a part of a bigger project I made for the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya - BarcelonaTech), I would like to share with you (and the other software developers here) an application I made to automatically obtain the latest schema.org version available as a JSON file. First, I thought to do what you explained about the website link and the Easy RDF Converter. However, the converter did not make a good JSON conversion and the website link is not up-to-date to schema.org v1.91. Also, I had troubles with the link because the internal HTML style is not respected and there are some out-dated schema.org components. Taking into account that I needed a JSON file with the latest schema.org version, I decided to develop an application to do so. Website Schema.org Designer JSON Parser is an application that connects to http://www.schema.org/ website and analyzes its HTML data in order to make a JSON file representing the latest schema.org. That application is part of the "Website Schema.org Designer" project and you can view it and download it from here: http://mpi.upc.edu/gmc-en/tools/schemaorg/ I hope this helps to other software developers with the same problem ;) Thank you, Martín Menes Rouco |
Fixed the script and created a pull request #66 . So if anybody wants to scrape by themself again they can. For all other ones did I create the following website where you can simply download the up to date versions (JSON, CSV & Turtle): http://schema.link.fish/ |
At http://schema.rdfs.org/ website I could find different format files in which schema.org terms are represented. However, those files do not have the latest version of schema.org available.
For instance, the property "hasPart" of http://schema.org/CreativeWork type does not appear on the JSON file (neither on the other schema.rdfs.org file formats such as RDF/XML, CSV, and so on).
I would like to know where I could find the latest version of schema.org in JSON file format.
In the scrapers sub-project website (https://github.com/mhausenblas/schema-org-rdf/tree/master/scrapers) I could find a process based on a Python script to generate a JSON file with schema.org terms. However, I would like to have a website link (such as the link for the all.json file available at schema.rdfs.org: http://schema.rdfs.org/all.json).
Is that possible?
Thank you,
Martín Menes Rouco
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