RDFme

RDFme is a Drupal extension that allows to publish RDF metadata attached to regular Drupal HTML pages.

The way the plugin works is by allowing to map every content node value that originates from the database backend to a certain RDF property. As a result it is possible to create rules for automatic generation of RDF metadata annotations for every single page displayed in the CMS.

Example of metadata annotations export for a single node

Usage:

The rules that define what RDF property is going to be assigned to a particular content node value can be established in the plugin settings panel. The plugin enables to group properties in any configuration of RDF classes. In addition, it is possible to import and export mapping rules to allow portability and quick migration between different systems.

RDFme Drupal metadata mapping panel – node metadata example

As a supplement the plugin delivers a variety of additional features useful for publishing and consuming RDF:

• Namespaces import & tooltips: with the use of external plugins it is possible to import ontology namespaces and preview available properties on the fly as tooltips
• RDF data import: the data that has been exported in RDF following the defined mappings can be also imported back into the system (this means that a number of distributed Idea Management Instances can be connected together). This functionality is enabled both via UI and as a REST service.
• Ontology versioning support: ontologies tend to evolve over time and often a number of their properties gets depricated. RDFme plugin enables to automatically detect which properties or classes have been depricated (by analysic ontology namespace document) and suggest changes.

Demo website: http://www.fernandotapiarico.com/apps/rdfme-opal/(feel free to use it)
Also in GitHub

Project: Gi2MO