- From: elf Pavlik via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2017 12:18:27 +0000
- To: public-hydra-logs@w3.org
> I'm still wondering whether separate predicate is really necessary. Indeed it will shorten the syntax and enforce some extra logic, but would it make the existing IriTemplate obsolete/forbiden for collections?
As I understand in definition of `hydra:memberTemplate` we could include
```ttl
hydra:memberTemplate rdfs:range hydra:IrITemplate .
```
similar to http://www.hydra-cg.com/spec/latest/core/#hydra:search
Please also notice in http://www.hydra-cg.com/spec/latest/core/#the-hydra-core-vocabulary-in-json-ld
```ttl
hydra:search a hydra:TemplatedLink .
```
So based on your snippet we still get
```ttl
</api/events> a hydra:Collection;
hydra:memberTemplate [
a hydra:IriTemplate ;
hydra:template "/api/events/{id}";
hydra:variable "id";
hydra:property some:property
] .
hydra:memberTempate a hydra:TemplatedLink .
```
With defining it in hydra namespece, we improve interoperability. Clients like Herakles.ts would not understand meaning of `api:member`, Herakles.ts could just undertand the `api:member a hydra:Link .` but other then that it woudn't tell difference in meaning between `api:member` and `foo:bar`
Also `hydra:TemplatedLink` seems more accurate for `hydra:memberTemplate` than `hydra:Link` which you suggested for `api:member`. With all this in mind looking at what you propose
```diff
</api/events> a hydra:Collection;
- hydra:memberTemplate [
+ api:member [
a hydra:IriTemplate;
hydra:template "/api/events/{id}";
hydra:variable "id";
hydra:property some:property
] .
-hydra:memberTempate a hydra:TemplatedLink .
+api:member a hydra:Link .
```
I don't see what you propose as improvement but contrary.
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