OpenLink Structured Data Editor

RDF Editor

What is OpenLink Structured Data Editor?

OpenLink Structured Data Editor is a versatile tool for Chrome users aiming to create and edit structured data in RDF format. In an abstract { entity → attribute → value } notation, OSDE enables the construction of data that can be saved to local or remote storage as RDF-Turtle documents. It connects with servers supporting open standards such as Linked Data Platform (LDP), WebDAV, and SPARQL protocols. Further transformation of data to multiple formats is enabled using various tools and services. It also has the functionality of loading Turtle or JSON-LD documents from Filesystem.

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By: OpenLink Software

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Users: 536 ▲ 12

Rating: 5.00 (1)

Version: 1.1.13 (Last updated: 2022-08-19)

Creation date: 2020-09-30

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

management

Size: 1.10M

Email: su*****@openlinksw.com

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# 40066 ▲ 161

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#381 in Education ▼ 1 #252 in editor keyword 43 ▼ 10 #272 in json keyword 70 ▲ 1 #273 in software keyword 19 ▼ 9 #274 in data keyword 49 ▲ 8

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OSDE, the OpenLink Structured Data Editor, is a local-browser-based tool for creating and editing structured data using RDF Language sentences/statements. Supports direct content input and output of RDF-Turtle, RDF-NTriples, and JSON-LD.

OSDE enables creation and editing of data using abstract { subject → predicate → object } or { entity → attribute → value } notation. Once constructed, data can be saved to local or remote storage as RDF-Turtle documents. Full document access requires that remote HTTP-accessible servers support at least one of the following open standards:

• Linked Data Platform (LDP) • WebDAV • SPARQL 1.1 Update • SPARQL Graph Protocol

Data stored as RDF-Turtle documents can be further transformed to other formats (JSON-LD, CSV, OData, Microdata, RDF/XML, RDF/JSON, etc.) using a variety of transformation tools and services.

v1.1.3, 2017-11-21

• Fix — Copy and Paste of RDF-Turtle or JSON-LD via “Direct Input” feature • Add — Load Turtle or JSON-LD documents from Filesystem • Add — Default WebID may be set via interaction with YouID extension, if also present — this sets the identity used for “Save” and “Save As” operations