This is the code used and the results collected to evaluate Shacled Turtle with volunteers.

Volunteers were asked to translate two documents into Turtle. One document had to be translated by using an editor that uses a naive approach to suggest terms (i.e displays all the terms of the ontology), the other one by using an editor that tries to be smart on the terms that are showed to the user (if a resource is a person, only display the predicates related to the person type).

You can see:

• The evaluation platform, with all the questions and possible answers: https://bruju.github.io/shacled-turtle-evaluation/experiment
• The collected results: https://bruju.github.io/shacled-turtle-evaluation/results

• npm install
• cd front
• npm run start

You can also npm run build to build the frontend into ../back/dist/parcel

• cd back
• npm run start

You can also npm run build to build the backend into dist.

If you npm run build both the frontend and the backend, you can just upload the dist folder.

• cd results
• npm run start

Code is licensed under the MIT license by Julian Bruyat / INSA Lyon, but it is not like the code is worthy to be copied.

• Files related to Schema.org are from schema.org repository, are released under the Apache Licence. Slight modifications have been made: in one instance, transform the schema:domainIncludes / schema:rangeIncludes with only one target class (or two but the other one is schema:Text) into rdfs:range / rdfs:domain to be more Shacled Turtle friendly. In the other instance, all terms have been declared as domain / range of every classes to simulate the naive approach

• Files related to foaf are from the contributors of the ontology : https://xmlns.com/foaf/spec/ and have been slightly altered similarly as the files of schema.org.