Docker is here!

We created a nice Docker image for you to use. You can now install brwsr directly from Docker Hub.

As an extra bonus, we threw in some more documentation on the configuration parameters for brwsr. These can be passed to Docker to customise the image for your triple store or files.

NB: Since the release we've made a small change to the documentation as it is often easier to pass parameters & other settings via a docker-compose.yml file. The trick is to download the latest docker-compose.yml file and make necessary changes. Then run docker-compose up from the directory that contains the docker-compose.yml file.

Minor fixes

This fixes several small issues with respect to the previous version. Most notably: brwsr no longer loads local files twice when running in debug mode.

Spring is in the air

This means we'll have lots of sunbursts!

This version adds:

• D3js based sunburst visualization of incoming and outgoing links. Click one of the eye icons, or vz to view this.
• Collapsed graph icons (the circles). If a triple occurs in more than one graph, these are grouped together. The number of graphs will be shown alongside the circle-icon. Hovering over the icon will expand to show all graphs.
• More intelligent limits on number of result shown (now per predicate, rather than over all predicates)
• Solved issue with IRIs not being browsable when they contain non-ascii characters.
• Can refresh the local store by clicking the rld button in the interface (only visible when running from a local store)

NB: The YASGUI query interface also works when running brwsr on local files, you just need to make sure to query across graphs (i.e. include a GRAPH ?g or FROM <http://some.graph.here> in the query).

Minor update

This is a minor update. Fixes and additions include:

• Removed the trailing slash of 'http://dbpedia.org/' in config.py since this would cause double slashes in the URIs generated by brwsr.
• Added Data2Semantics logo
• Added copyright info, and link to COMMIT/

Minor update

This release adds the following:

• The SPARQL query now queries for DISTINCT results
• Long literals can now be expanded and collapsed by clicking on them (the previous version only allowed expanding). (NOTE: this does not always work well in Google Chrome, still investigating)
• Table cells are now restricted to a maximum height of 200px with overflow set to scrollbar. This makes everything more readable if the resource has a large number of subjects (incoming) or objects (outgoing) for a predicate.

First release

The first release of brwsr, should be stable enough to host around your own SPARQL endpoint.