Re: Updated EARL report

On 4 February 2013 17:45, Gregg Kellogg <gregg@greggkellogg.net> wrote:

> I re-generated a rollup EARL report [1] for most of the processors defined
> in the processors.json file. The good news is that we have 2 processors
> passing 100% of the tests for HTML5+RDFa and XHTML5+RDFa (pyRdfa and
> RDF::RDFa). We also have a different two processors passing 100% of the
> Processor Graph tests (RDF::RDFa and Semargl), and 4 processors passing
> vocabulary expansion (clj-rdfa, pyRdfa, RDF::RDFa and Semargl).
>
> Specific per-processor results are summarized in [2].
>
> The processors tested were the following:
>
> * any23,
> * clj-rdfa,
> * EasyRdf,
> * java-rdfa,
> * librdfa,
> * pyRdfa,
> * RDF-RDFa-Parser,
> * RDF::RDFa, and
> * Semargl
>
> If you implement an HTML5+RDFa conformant processor and would like your
> results included, please submit EARL results, with an earl:subject
> referencing a DOAP description. If the subject does not define a
> Description of a Project (DOAP), you can send in a DOAP file which will be
> used for generating the results. The specific entries used in the report
> generator are determined by this SPARQL query:
>
>     PREFIX doap: <http://usefulinc.com/ns/doap#>
>     PREFIX foaf: <http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/>
>     PREFIX rdfatest: <http://rdfa.info/vocabs/rdfa-test#>
>
>     SELECT DISTINCT ?uri ?name ?developer ?dev_name ?dev_type ?doap_desc
> ?homepage ?language
>     WHERE {
>       ?uri doap:name ?name .
>       OPTIONAL { ?uri doap:developer ?developer . ?developer foaf:name
> ?dev_name .}
>       OPTIONAL { ?uri doap:developer ?developer . ?developer a ?dev_type .
> }
>       OPTIONAL { ?uri doap:homepage ?homepage . }
>       OPTIONAL { ?uri doap:description ?doap_desc . }
>       OPTIONAL { ?uri doap:programming-language ?language . }
>     }
>
> EARL reports can be generated through the RDFa Test Suite [3], by setting
> the processor URL and running all tests for each combination of host
> language and RDFa version to be tested, or through other means.
>
> Gregg Kellogg
> gregg@greggkellogg.net
>
> [1] http://rdfa.info/earl-reports/earl.html#processors
> [2] http://rdfa.info/earl-reports/earl.html
> [2] http://rdfa.info/test-suite


Hi,

Is it possible to run the tests on a command-line RDFa processor (e.g. the
rapper command-line tool) and generate an EARL report that way?

The reason I ask is I have a command-line metadata extractor tool that I
would like to run these tests against when I implement RDFa to check RDFa
conformance. That tool does not have a web-based front end, nor do I want
to create one just to test RDFa conformance.

Thanks,
- Reece