Hi all, Just letting you know that there is a public instance of grlc available at [1]. No more hard-coded queries in your Linked Data consuming applications! grlc [5], inspired by tools like BASIL [4], is a small server that converts your SPARQL queries into Linked Data APIs, automatically and on the fly. To do this, it assumes that your SPARQL queries are publicly available in a GitHub (or similar) repository. For example, queries stored in https://github.com/CLARIAH/wp4-queries have their equivalent API at http://grlc.io/api/CLARIAH/wp4-queries/api-docs (notice the user and repository names in the URIs). You can call API endpoints by e.g. http://grlc.io/api/CLARIAH/wp4-queries/datasets Full details are described in this paper [2]. The latest additions include a docker-based deployment, parameter enumerations, result pagination, and compatibility with #LD servers, RDF dumps, and HTML+RDFa pages (besides SPARQL endpoints). We would be pleased to hear from your experiences on using grlc: bugs, performance, use cases, feature requests, etc. grlc's issue tracker can be found at [3]. Thanks, Albert [1] http://grlc.io [2] https://www.albertmeronyo.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/SALAD2016_paper_4.pdf [3] https://github.com/CLARIAH/grlc/issues [4] http://basil.kmi.open.ac.uk/app/#/collection [5] https://github.com/CLARIAH/grlc
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