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Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook From strings to things A Linked Open Data API for library hackers and web developers Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph SWIB 2013, Hamburg November 27th, 2013 From strings to

  1. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook From strings to things A Linked Open Data API for library hackers and web developers Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph SWIB 2013, Hamburg November 27th, 2013 From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  2. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Linked Open Data Interoperability through common, flexible data model and common identifiers <Typee> <was written by> <Melville> <http :// lobid .org/resource/HT002189125> <http :// purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/creator> <http :// d − nb.info/gnd/118580604> . From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  3. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Message So our message has been: Use things, not strings! e.g. http :// d − nb.info/gnd/118580604, not ‘Melville, Herman’, ‘Herman Melville’, ‘H. Melville’, etc. CC-SA-2.0 Infrogmation of New Orleans, Wikimedia Commons, File:WrongWayCarrolltonNOLA.JPG But: where to get these IDs from? From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  4. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Message “Clothes are great, so please learn knitting” CC-BY-2.0 Angela Montillon, Wikimedia Commons, File:Colourful_wool_2.jpg CC-SA-2.5 Wikimedia Commons, File:Knit4.jpg CC-BY-SA-3.0 Jomegat, Wikimedia Commons, File:Knitting_dropped_stitch_5.jpg From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  5. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Response “OK, but can’t I just wear some clothes? Do I have to create them myself, manually?” Do you have to be a LOD expert to benefit from LOD? CC-BY-2.0 Andrew Vargas, Wikimedia Commons, File:Well-clothed_baby.jpg From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  6. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook lobid.org lobid.org: LOD service of hbz, since 2010 title data of union catalog (lobid-resources), authority data (lobid-organisations) Dumps, resolvable URIs, content negotiation, RDFa, SPARQL (triple store) different problems, new requirements → developed a new backend since late 2012 From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  7. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Problems General performance issues: complex queries causing triple store hang ups Specific performance-critical use cases: auto suggest, e.g. for authority data Technological obscurity: Semantic Web, cutting edge since 2001. Our goal: provide data, not just evangelize technology From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  8. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Approach Fix performance problems: stabilize current applications and enable new use cases Put the web and web developers into focus LOD for web devs, not only for LOD experts From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  9. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Approach JSON over HTTP From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  10. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: what Application programming interfaces: essential for reusable software modules These modules communicate only via their API, they know no implementation details So implementations become exchangeable – without requiring changes in API clients From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  11. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: why Only with a stable API, modules are actually reusable: reuse has to work Triple store or search index not suitable as an API: should provide a stable abstraction over implementation details and the data From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  12. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: requests GET /resource?id=0940450003 GET /resource?name=Typee GET /organisation?id=DE-605 GET /organisation?name=hbz GET /person?id=118580604 GET /person?name=Herman+Melville From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  13. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: responses GET /person?name=Ernest+Hem&format=short [ "Hemingway, Ernest (1899-1961)", "Hemmann, Augustin Ernst Roman (1748-1820)", "Hempel, Ernst Wilhelm (1745-1799)", "Jamaigne, Jean Ernest de", "Lacheman, Ernest R. (1906-1982)", "Uthemann, Ernest W. (1953-)" ] From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  14. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: usage This can be used for an auto suggest feature: When a suggestion is selected, insert its ID: From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  15. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: from strings to things That actually uses a different response format: GET http://api.lobid.org/person?name=Ernest+Hem&format=ids [{ label: "Hemingway, Ernest (1899-1961)", value: "http://d-nb.info/gnd/118549030" },{ label: "Hemmann, Augustin Ernst Roman (1748-1820)", value: "http://d-nb.info/gnd/130030252" },{ label: "Hempel, Ernst Wilhelm (1745-1799)", value: "http://d-nb.info/gnd/100292437" }] From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  16. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: from strings to things GET http://api.lobid.org/person?id=118549030&format=full [{ @id: "http://d-nb.info/gnd/118549030", preferredNameForThePerson: "Hemingway, Ernest", dateOfBirth: "1899", dateOfDeath: "1961", variantNameForThePerson: [ "Heminguej, E.", ... ], placeOfBirth: "http://d-nb.info/gnd/4461931-5", sameAs: "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ernest_Hemingway", wikipedia: "http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Hemingway", ... @context: "http://api.lobid.org/context/gnd.json" }] From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  17. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: from strings to things All alternative names: For: http://d-nb.info/gnd/118549030 From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  18. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: from strings to things LOD and Semantic Web technology enable that. But we shouldn’t expect anyone to learn RDF, SPARQL, etc for such a simple use case From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  19. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: but where’s the LOD “But where are the unified IDs in the keys of the JSON response? It’s just strings!” Enter JSON-LD: @context maps plain JSON keys to URIs → API as abstraction JSON-LD also enables RDF serialization, available from API via content negotiation From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  20. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook API: documentation Sample queries, documentation on parameters and content negotiation, auto suggest samples with Javascript code, etc: http://api.lobid.org/ From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  21. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Technology Community needs to build and share know-how: CC-BY-2.0 Angela Montillon, Wikimedia Commons, File:Colourful_wool_2.jpg CC-BY-SA-3.0 Ryj, derivative: Derwok, Wikimedia Commons, File:Kette_und_Schuß_num_col.png CC-BY-2.0 Tony Hisgett, Wikimedia Commons, File:Coloured_cloth_2_(3539454254).jpg From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  22. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Technology Our technology stack: Metafacture, Hadoop, Elasticsearch, Play Play GET... Elasticsearch API- JSON API Client Hadoop Data Metafacture From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  23. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Technology Raw Data Files (PICA, MAB, MARC, ...) Raw data to N-Triples: Metafacture Metafacture Linked Data Triples (RDF as N-Triples) N-Triples to JSON-LD Hadoop records: Hadoop Linked Data Records (JSON-LD, expanded) Indexing JSON-LD: Elasticsearch Elasticsearch Linked Data Index (JSON-LD, expanded) HTTP API: Play Play-Framework Linked Data HTTP API (JSON-LD, compact) From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

  24. Overview lobid.org api.lobid.org Technology Operations Outlook Technology Raw Data Files (PICA, MAB, MARC, ...) Raw data to N-Triples: Metafacture Metafacture Linked Data Triples (RDF as N-Triples) N-Triples to JSON-LD Hadoop records: Hadoop Linked Data Records (JSON-LD, expanded) Indexing JSON-LD: Elasticsearch Elasticsearch Linked Data Index (JSON-LD, expanded) HTTP API: Play Play-Framework Linked Data HTTP API (JSON-LD, compact) From strings to things Fabian Steeg, Pascal Christoph

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