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The ISA² Interoperability Test Bed's SHACL validation service now offers a web user interface.
As part of its effort to facilitate conformance testing for semantic specifications, the ISA² Interoperability Test Bed launched in April 2019 a reusable validation service for RDF vocabularies based on SHACL shapes. This service, complementing its already comprehensive support for XML-based specifications, was initially launched to offer validation through:
These validation channels have now been augmented by an intuitive web user interface, that allows users to validate RDF content directly through their web browser.
The new user interface can be fully customised based on the configuration of the underlying validation service to address aspects such as available validation types, user-provided SHACL shapes and UI labels. In short, the new user interface allows:
Work now continues to extend the SHACL validation service by increasing the user interface customisation (e.g. simple theming, embeddable UI), and to allow download of the validator as a standalone command line tool for offline use. Be sure to become a member of our community to be notified when such new features become available and to stay up-to-date on other Test Bed news.