Bad Cleaner

Oriana's just arrived back from Switzerland. When she left she asked a mutual friend to clean her house (my No.7). I checked afterwards, it looked fine to me. But I didn't look closely, and didn't realise Oriana had given €30 to do 3 hours cleaning. Among other things, there were clothes left in the washing machine - now mouldy. Oriana left her a voice message asking for some of her money back. So assertive!

TODO employ Oriana as my PA

Ok, today I first want to push #form-a-matic along.

Claude had given me a broken namespace/term URI splitter, but when I described what I wanted it to do, it gave me a much improved version first shot.

I've since realised I do need to carry the ns of each term through into the JSON. Tweaking...

TODO https://www.digitalglobe.it/lavora-con-noi

I tweaked the form-a-matic code, the core stuff is now basically working. The JSON out is now looking much like another RDF serialization, so I went to check on the JSON-LD syntaxes. There isn't one very close, so I reckon I'll continue as-is.

I used the JSON-LD Playground, which has a graph visualization. That's been on my todo list forever (I've already got several, but all a bit old and/or not quite suitable for #Transmissions). So naturally I got distracted and started making one, with the help of Claude, based on the Playground version (it uses D3.js).

Ops.

Dogwalk time.

The goal today is to create nodejs es modules that will take Turtle syntax RDF and render is as a graph diagram. The form-a-matic repo contains an example of parsing Turtle syntax, the json-ld-playground repo includes code for rendering a visualization of RDF using the D3 library.

Please follow these steps :

  1. identify the code in the json-ld-playground repo that is used to generate visualizations. List the filenames.
  2. examine the form-a-matic repo to find the JS represention it makes of the RDF model from the Turtle file
  3. locate whichever point in the json-ld-playground visualization code that is most appropriate to take the the JS representation of Turtle and pass it to the visualizer
  4. modify and/or create the necessary code to read a Turtle file and render a visualization

We got quite a way with this, but it looks like it'll take a good few more cycles. Leave it for now, 19:22 dogwalk 2 time.

Bad Cleaner