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Added support for GEO visualization #15
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This is a nice feature, but I think it shouldn't be part of the core Pubby distribution. For one, it more than doubles the number of files in the Pubby repository ;-) This is why we really need a plugin system. I've started some sketching here: #20 We could have a repository of plugins for different vocabularies and use cases. People could download those that are useful for their data and drop them into a plugin directory. |
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It does not follow any plugin system of yours, but in one of our research projects we forked Pubby to create GeoPubby which recognizes many geospatial literal types (e.g. WKTLiterals) and was partly inspired by this pull request. |
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Hi Richard,
this pull request contains support for visualization of GEO vocabulary using OpenStreetMap. Basically, if a resource contains geo:lat, geo:long properties a map appears that shows the location. Additionally, if a resource is connected to one or more resources using geo:location property, these points are visualized as well.
Cheers,
Petr Křemen