You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
@@ -30,40 +31,47 @@ One of the most important RDF documents on your pod is your profile, which is th
30
31
## Profile
31
32
### Profile document
32
33
To add information to your webid profile, you can use the following triples. Suppose your webid is /profile/card#me, then your profile document is /profile/card (without the '#me'). Add the following triples to it:
You can create separate documents for the people index and for the groups index, as long as you link to those from the main /address-book/index.ttl document in the following ways:
To add a line to the notepad, for instance 'first line', first update the content of the first line, by replacing
104
+
93
105
* </notepad.ttl#line0> dc:content ""
106
+
94
107
with
108
+
95
109
* </notepad.ttl#line0> dc:content "first line"
110
+
96
111
and then add a new participation-line below it, where the user can type their next line; pick a timestamp, for instance 1555488949899, and add the following triples:
To add a message in the chat conversation, for instance where you say "hi", generate a timestamp like 1555487418787 and add the following triples to /chat.ttl:
@@ -142,6 +160,7 @@ Note that for historical reasons, for the chat conversation as a whole, we use `
142
160
LongChat is similar to Chat, except that it uses LDP containers to discover the triples that describe the chat conversation,
143
161
instead of having all the triples in one chat.ttl doc.
144
162
To create a chat conversation, pick a timestamp, e.g. 1555491215455, create an LDP container, for instance /long-chat/, and in there, create an index document, e.g. /long-chat/index.ttl. To the index document, add the following triples:
To add a message in the LongChat conversation, for instance where you say "hi", pick a filename, for instance /long-chat/2019/04/17/chat.ttl, generate a timestamp like 1555487418787 and add the following triples to /long-chat/2019/04/17/chat.ttl:
@@ -162,7 +182,34 @@ Note that there is no need to make /long-chat/2019/04/17/chat.ttl discoverable f
162
182
Also note that here too, for the chat conversation as a whole, we use `dc:created` and `dc:author`, whereas for the individual chat messages we use `dct:created` and `foaf:maker`.
163
183
164
184
## Meeting
165
-
// TODO
185
+
To create a meeting, create a document, e.g. /meeting.ttl and add the following triples to it:
To add some details, pick a name like "Weekly Meeting"(note the use of `ical:summary` instead of `dc:title` here), a start and end date/time, a comment like "Discuss weekly things", and a location like "Utrecht", and add them using the ical namespace:
To add material to the meeting (let's say https://example.com/agenda-meeting.html), pick a timestamp like 1555492506279, remove the old `mee:toolList` triple which only contained `</meeting.ttl#this>`, and add the following triples:
0 commit comments