Sioku: Jaiku to RDF translation

[aidanf]

Hi all,

I put up a service for getting translating Jaiku feeds to RDF (SIOC
and FOAF). You can access the service at http://sioku.sioc-project.org.

Jaiku (http://www.jaiku.com) is a micro-blogging site similar to
twitter. The Jaiku API exports some it's data in json. Sioku
translates the exported data to RDF using SIOC for posts and FOAF for
friends. So for a specified jaiku user you can get a SIOC export of
their posts and a FOAF export of their friends.

For example, for user jyri, the json feed for his posts is
http://jyri.jaiku.com/feed/json and the SIOC translation is at
http://sioku.sioc-project.org/tosioc/jyri

The json feed for his friends is at http://jyri.jaiku.com/json and the
FOAF translation is at http://sioku.sioc-project.org/tofoaf/jyri

Please let me know if there are bugs in the SIOC or FOAF descriptions
of if you have any suggestions on how to map the exported json to SIOC/
FOAF.

Thanks,

Aidan.

[dryb...@gmail.com]

Just wanted to say this sounds super cool. One for Twitter would also
rock but do not know how feasible that would be.

Regards

Lee

On Jun 5, 1:07 pm, aidanf <aid...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I put up a service for getting translating Jaiku feeds to RDF (SIOC

> and FOAF). You can access the service athttp://sioku.sioc-project.org.

>
> Jaiku (http://www.jaiku.com) is a micro-blogging site similar to
> twitter. The Jaiku API exports some it's data in json. Sioku
> translates the exported data to RDF using SIOC for posts and FOAF for
> friends. So for a specified jaiku user you can get a SIOC export of
> their posts and a FOAF export of their friends.
>

> For example, for user jyri, the json feed for his posts ishttp://jyri.jaiku.com/feed/jsonand the SIOC translation is athttp://sioku.sioc-project.org/tosioc/jyri

>
> The json feed for his friends is athttp://jyri.jaiku.com/jsonand the

> FOAF translation is athttp://sioku.sioc-project.org/tofoaf/jyri

[John Breslin]

Tom Morris has done one like this for Twitter...

"An RDF exporter for Twitter microblogs has been created
<http://chatlogs.planetrdf.com/swig/2007-05-04.html#T14-49-31> [1] that
uses SIOC (for the microblog entries) and FOAF (for describing the
people). For example, here are representations of Twitter
<http://www.twitter.com/> microblogs for two users: captsolo
<http://tools.opiumfield.com/twitter/captsolo/rdf> [2] and johnbreslin
<http://tools.opiumfield.com/twitter/johnbreslin/rdf>."

Great work Aidan,

John.
--
[1] http://chatlogs.planetrdf.com/swig/2007-05-04.html#T14-49-31
[2] http://tools.opiumfield.com/twitter/captsolo/rdf
[3] http://tools.opiumfield.com/twitter/johnbreslin/rdf