On 2021-08-05 4:53 am, Tomasz Pluskiewicz wrote:
My goal is to be able to create bespoke UI by extending shapes and
DASH. I think that the generic tabular display of resources is not
enough and we can actually aim for a more fine-tuned user experience.
I suppose portability will be a little sacrificed in such scenario.
Not sure yet, I'm still trying to wrap my head around what is and what
is not a good idea.
At the moment I'm starting with a UI shell built using IBM Carbon
Design System. Here's an example from their storybook
<https://web-components.carbondesignsystem.com/iframe.html?id=components-ui-shell--header&args=&viewMode=story>.
Looking at this, I'd assume that a root resource, served from an API,
would fill in the top menu and sidebar. This could be by rendering two
sh:Group with well known identifiers. That root resource could
directly link to its shape (or provide it inline).
Maybe instead of selecting the viewer from the shape itself, it would
be better to select it based on a specific "entrypoint" type.
*</> *
* a hydra:Entrypoint ;*
* hydra:title "IBM [Platform]" ;*
* dash:shape [ *
* # navigation link properties*
* ]*
*.*
This way, given a *hydra:Entrypoint*, an app could be able to choose
multiple layouts...
What do you think?
From a specification point of view I don't see this as much of a
difference between IBM's layout and single-column form-based layout.
Wouldn't it be sufficient to annotate the property groups or individual
properties with hints that the specific property can then use? E.g.
ex:ibmCarbonDesignLayoutInfo=... while the default rendering may ignore
those?
Holger
środa, 4 sierpnia 2021 o 04:59:14 UTC+2 Holger Knublauch napisał(a):
I guess the default rendering of focus nodes is form-based. That's
what the rest of the SHACL-based form vocabulary supports, e.g.
through sh:group and sh:order.
I assume you want a mechanism to say that instances that are
target of a given node shape should be rendered completely
differently? Would you have examples of such renderings, and how
would they be portable? I guess ex:SpecializedViewer itself would
need to carry more information to be generally useful. If it's
indeed just specialized, I guess the receiving platform can just
introduce its own property (which is probably better anyway to
separate concerns).
For anyone just following this topic from the side lines, this is
about http://datashapes.org/forms.html
<http://datashapes.org/forms.html>
Holger
On 2021-08-04 6:38 am, Tomasz Pluskiewicz wrote:
Hello
I notice that *dash:viewer* has its range limited to
*sh:PropertyShape*.
What do you think about relaxing this so that a NodeShape
(specifically useful for a top shape being rendered) could also
be specified explicitly like
*<> dash:shape [*
* a sh:NodeShape ;*
* dash:viewer ex:SpecializedViewer ;*
*]*
Best,
Tom
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