2025-01-24T03:10:21Z

[ADOPTED] Create a generic inventory resource that can take any combination of filtering parameters.

[ADOPTED] Treat the `instance-of`, `in-range-of`, `in-domain-of` parameters as a union, that is, select all resources that match any of them.

[DONE] Add an `instance-of` parameter that takes class identifiers for parity with the original resource.

[DONE] Create a set of "catalogue resources".

[DONE] Create an `asserted` flag that is on by default but can be set to false to eliminate asserted resources from the result set.

[DONE] Create an `inferred` flag that is on by default but can be set to false that will disable inferencing.

[DONE] Make the inventory resource respond to an `in-domain-of` parameter for symmetry with `in-range-of`.

[DONE] Perform RDFS/OWL inferencing against the supplied parameters and result set.

[DONE] Put the `in-range-of` property into parameter.

An inventory that takes alll these paramaters does much more than just display resources in the range of a given property.

Dorian Taylor

How are the parameters reconciled if you have multiples at once?

How do you make sure that you net resources that are subclasses of, or related by subproperties to, the supplied parameters?

How is the inventory going to be related to the index?

https://intertwingler.ibis.makethingsmakesense.com/856b90f3-f0e3-403e-881b-b89ad07939e6

Intertwingler MVP

Paginate the result set.

To populate potential linkages, the tool needs a list of all resources that are in the range of a given property.

What if the result set is enormous?