This document maintains a list of repositories that are used within the project. We make a distinction between three types of repositories: Project repositories in which the work (mostly) takes place and that can be considered part of our project. Project repositories contain the contributions to this project and need a license check, credits, and they should be indicated as modules of the project.
The second type consitutes contributing repositories: These are repositories that this project contributes to, but are not directly targeted by this project. These repos have a more supporting role and the project repositories may make use of this category of repositories.
Finally, reference repositories are of the third type. These repositories are not necessarily part of the project but are relevant to the project either for inspiration or for alternative implementation directions.
This repository is forked from OPEN-NEXT project that initiated this version of Open Know How / Library of Open Source Hardware (OKH-LOSH) work. It contains a specification of the Open Know How standard in Linked Open data form. Note that it overrides the first version that was not using linked open data.
This repository is forked from the OPEN-NEXT project and provides a crawler that searches for OKH hardware projects on GitHub, Thingiverse, and OSHWA.
Validate and convert OKH metadata. This repository is about to be moved to the iop-alliance GitHub organization.
Convert (simple) ontologies to SHACL shapes in order to validate to what extent linked data satisfies the ontology.
An HTTP service that provides the user with up-to-date ontologies in various formats.
Contains information about permanent URL that redirect to our ontolgies.
Helps you to test the OKH data with the Apache Jena triple-store.
A command-line utility for Semantic Web operations.
Contains Technology-specific Documentation Criteria (TsDC) according to DIN SPEC 3105-1.
Tools to convert different formats of Technology-specific Documentation Criteria (TsDC) into each other.
A prototype federated search engine for OKH projects. It is based on the OKH v1 standard.