LRMI Validator?

[James Collins]

Curious if anyone in the group knows if there is a good LRMI validator out there (or even better, a Drupal module)? I've been struggling to find something like this.

James

[Jim Klo]

I built something for Learning Registry a long time ago here for dealing with LRMI encoded as JSON-LD : https://github.com/jimklo/schema-dot-org-json-schema-generator

It can probably be forked and updated to handle HTML.

- JK

[Steve Midgley]

Also it's not quite the same as a validator but LR-Data parses LRMI/JSON-LD, which is similar:

https://github.com/navnorth/LR-Data/blob/master/src/payload_schema/lrmi.py

https://github.com/navnorth/LR-Data/blob/master/src/payload_schema/json_ld.py

There's more code near those - in python. There's also this drupal module that Jason Hoekstra has been building:

https://github.com/learningtapestry/drupal7-learning-registry

It's designed to *publish* into LR rather than extract and validate. But there's probably some code that resembles validation in the language/framework you want at least..

https://github.com/learningtapestry/drupal7-learning-registry

Steve

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[eric...@accreditrust.com]

You might want to try the json-ld playground.  http://json-ld.org/playground/

And you use the Google Mark-Up Testing tool as well:  https://developers.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/

Eric Korb, opencreds.org

[Paul Libbrecht]

For the human validators, I've made a highlighter, a little bookmarklet that transforms the schema.org markup into visible paragraphs one can visually proof:
    http://www.curriki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Coll_jmarks/LRMIViewerBookmarkTool
paul

[James Collins]

This is great. Thanks to everyone for the suggestions!

[Phil Barker]

Hello all,
Partly in response to this discussion from a couple of months ago, partly because I find it useful for something I am working now, I've written a summary of some tools useful (or not so useful) for validating LRMI / schema.org markup:
http://blogs.pjjk.net/phil/lrmi-schema-org-validation/

There's a bit of the gotcha with several of the tools that is worth noting, in that they will pass anything that is syntactically valid JSON-LD. It's also worth noting the extension that should be possible by describing application profiles so that instances can be validated against local requirements.

Phil

On 13/03/2015 15:27, James Collins wrote:

Curious if anyone in the group knows if there is a good LRMI validator out there (or even better, a Drupal module)? I've been struggling to find something like this.

James

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[Eric Korb]

+1 Thanks!

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