What it Does

RDF-Editor can:

  • Access any SPARQL 1.1 store, both on the internet and locally.
  • Utilize specific drivers when needed.
  • Use a configuration file to define entry points, which specify how classes, concepts, etc., are retrieved from the RDF store.
    • These entry points can be followed to explore details such as subclasses or narrower concepts.
    • The descent into more detail can optionally be based on incoming or outgoing arcs.
  • Format the display of a subject based on a SHACL declaration stored in the RDF store.
  • Visualize geo locations (currently only points).
  • Display triples as pictures when appropriate.
  • Search across all graphs or within specific graphs.
  • Load data into graphs and persist them.
  • Generate an LLM description of a subject.
  • Analyze relational database schemas and relationships.
  • Update triples within the store.
  • Display a directory tree view and allow switching between the directory and other views.
  • Transparently switch between stores if the namespace of an object is known.

What it Does Not (Yet) Do

  • Display non-point geo-locations.
  • Render web links as clickable elements.
  • Page the output (currently, queries are limited to a configurable number of results).
  • Provide access to property graphs.
  • Visually indicate namespace switches in the tree view through color coding.