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http://www.w3.org/ns/pim/space#storage should serve you fine for now - there is no app that does something else at this point in time (except for those that make a guess as to the location, which is worse), so it'll work at least as well as all other apps.
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@AJamesPhillips asked me some really great questions in the thread above. I'll answer them here since I think many will find them useful. Apologies in advance for my opinionated opinions.
Could you help me find the links for where people are discussing the specs please?
It happens in the panels (https://github.com/solid/process/blob/main/panels.md) and the github specification issues (https://github.com/solid/specification/issues/). The gitter channel (https://gitter.im/solid/specification) is a good place to ask general questions but the other two are where the spec writers live. The spec writers favor sparseness- the less they specify the better. Sometimes this leaves us implementers in the lurch. The other day I told you the "scary" things about how little you can depend on knowing from a WebId partly because you seem like the kind of fellow who will give the spec writers an earful of what this kind of undependability does for implementers. They may be right in the long run but they should hear our concerns anyway. I and @vinnl:matrix.org and @gibsonf1 do a fair amount of that, but giving implementer perspective to spec writers is really crucial at this stage and the spec writers know that and want our input.
Also at a meta level do you think we should have a top-level contribution page which outlines the different resources (and preferably also pulls in how active it is, or at least when it was last updated)
For sure, and the solidproject team (of which I'm a member) is actively thinking of ways to do those kinds of things. Issues and PRs on https://github.com/solid/solidproject.org are always welcome, even if they're just ideas for the future. Keeping a list of the current state of each part of the project is certainly desirable but very hard to come by since everything is in such flux. I basically have to go to the server implementers and beg them to tell me what their servers support and then go beg the spec writers for explanations. If you think of any ways to improve this communication, that too is something we're actively looking at and can use suggestions. The team and other aspects of how things work are found in solid process (https://github.com/solid/process).
The other day I told you the "scary" things about how little you can depend on knowing from a WebId partly because you seem like the kind of fellow who will give the spec writers an earful of what this kind of undependability does for implementers. They may be right in the long run but they should hear our concerns anyway.
:joy: I'll try my best to do so compassionately, calmly and constructively :smile: :heart:
mentioning OIDC is getting into a level of details most people don't need and Identity Provider is a term we try to use in the documentation
and directory etc. This is great advice. Thanks. Have changed it centerofci/data-curator2@2ea5490 !
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Can someone point me to where the UI ontology is being discussed
Does anyone have a working example or link to some running demo code that shows how to successfully use removeThing from "@inrupt/solid-client"? I have tried:
let items_dataset = await getSolidDataset(items_URL, { fetch: solid_fetch })
const thing = createThing({ name: id }) // a thing with the same name/id was previous saved to that dataset.
items_dataset = removeThing(items_dataset, thing)
saveSolidDatasetAt(items_URL, items_dataset, { fetch: solid_fetch })But it does not seem to delete that item from the dataset. I assume I need to call removeThing with a URL but how to I convert the name/id of a thing into a URL of that thing?
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@inrupt/solid-client to work in the browser, loaded from a CDN. I am running into issues getting things to work. I've posted my problems in the forum: https://forum.solidproject.org/t/how-to-get-inrupt-solid-client-to-work-in-the-browser/4662 but I thought it might be a good idea to ping people here as well... (Please let me know if that thought was wrong).