JsonLD | PHP JsonLD Generator : Generate Linked Data | Search Engine Optimization library
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JSON-LD is a syntax recommended by the W3C that can be used to embed structured data and generally applicable schemas for data structuring in the compact JSON format. Structured data helps search engines understand web pages better. Semantic annotation enables meaningful connections to be established, information to be automatically read out and transferred to other forms of representation. The Google search engine relies on structured data to provide users with rich search results and other SERP elements. The advantage for the website operator is that the search results highlighted in this way stand out much more and thus increase the visibility of a website. With the help of Linked Data, a website provides not only the presentation, but also its content in machine-readable and classifiable form for further processing and categorization. In addition to JsonLD, Microdata and RDFa are often used to integrate linked data into a website. The most important difference between JsonLD and Microdata or RDFa is that the structured data is stored in the [head] area of a page (and no longer within the [body] as with the other methods). This means that existing HTML elements do not have to be expanded or optimized. In this way, existing pages can be expanded much more quickly with Linked Data, and the generation of the Linked Data and the generation of the HTML code for displaying the page are clearly separated from each other. Structured data helps search engines put the information on your website in the right context. This enables search engines to better determine what the website is about. Website owners have the advantage that this additional information is sometimes displayed in the search results. For example an organization, an author, recipes, reviews or locations. This makes your entry stand out from the others and is rather clicked on.
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- Adds an offer
- Sets a property .
- Adds an openingHours specification
- Validate a date
- build an image object
- Set a publisher
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- add a contact to the list
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QUESTION
I want to show my events on Google using Event Snippet for Google and all the examples which i found are only showing example on display one event while i have multiple events to show on snippet.
Below is a sample code for which is not real data but i am testing with this to learn how to implement multiple event
- The Adventures of Kira and Morrison EVENT ONE
- The Adventures of Kira and Morrison EVENT TWO
- The Adventures of Kira and Morrison EVENT THREE
Below code passes when i test it HERE but only show one event while it should show all there events
Below is the code for Snippet using Javascript json+ld format, i would appreciate if someone can help me to fix this so that it will show all three events
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 04:38I found the solution which in fact was pretty easy but something things are hard to solve at times as i was not able to find reference regarding this on internet almost all example which i saw showed 1 event in their example..
Multiple events are wrapper in Square Brackets []
only then they will show properly.
Below code works fine but in my actual code few warning for optional parameters appears which are due to optional parameters such as offer, performer
which are not related to this event.
QUESTION
I am trying to read the events from a large JSON file one-by-one using the Jackson JsonParser
. I would like to store each event temporarily in an Object something like JsonObject
or any other object which I later want to use for some further processing.
I was previously reading the JSON
events one-by-one and storing them into my own custom context: Old Post for JACKSON JsonParser Context which is working fine. However, rather than context, I would like to store them into jsonObject or some other object one by one.
Following is my sample JSON file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 17:08After trying some things I was able to get it working. I am posting the whole code as it can be useful to someone in the future cause I know how frustrating it is to find the proper working code sample:
QUESTION
I am sending this to Orion:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 07:47Look a little closer at your error message, especially:
QUESTION
I am writing a Nuxt application in TypeScript. I have encountered a problem when trying to access $i18n object on Nuxt. I am getting a warning in VS Code saying:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 14:55In tsconfig.json
add "nuxt-i18n"
to types entry :
QUESTION
I want to extract RDF from an API and I use jsonld with javascript to do it. The json from the API look like this :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 22:36You probably want to have a look at Geo JSON-LD (http://geojson.org/geojson-ld/) for describing coordinates using lists. You could then use SPARQL (or GeoSPARQL) to get lat/long into properties.
QUESTION
This might be a dumb question but I am trying to figure out how to load the actual Person schema as a JSON-LD document from https://schema.org/Person.
For my understanding there should be a script tag that encloses the schema definition as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 10:51I posted another simpler question that clarifies how the resolution works. See answer here.
QUESTION
I'm using the national weather service API and when you use a specific URL you get JSON data back. My program so far grabs everything including 155 hours of weather data.
- Simply put I'm trying to parse the data and grab the weather for the latest hour but everything is in a nested data structure.
My code, JSON data, and more information are below. Any help is appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 07:40For the dictionary object, you can access the nested elements by using indexing multiple times.
So, for your dictionary object, you can use the following to get the value for the key shortForecast
for the first element in the list of dictionaries under key periods
under the key properties
in the main dictionary:
QUESTION
I would like to follow prices of stocks im interested in with a very simple php file. For this im trying to call certain data from a jsonld file, but unable to do so. Thats mostly because i cant set the correct order. Here is my php code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 08:47Although you say you don't want a list of all elements is not what im looking for, if you want to pick out specific ones in your own order it may be easier.
This just extracts the currentExchangeRate sub-array and indexes it by the currency...
QUESTION
I already found this script by the FIWARE-Community, which converts an NGSI-v2 normalized representation into an NGSI-LD representation.
Is there something similar for the opposite direction? I am aware that most of the steps can be done backwards. However, I am not sure about the usual procedure for converting back the "type": "Property"
nodes.
E.g given an NGSI-v2 entity representation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 21:03I'm not an expert in NGSI-LD but the conversion for this particular case could be solved this way:
- If the
Property
has atype
within itsvalue
then use it for the attribute type in NGSIv2 (as in the "PostalAddress" case you show) - If the
Property
hasn't anytype
within itsvalue
then use as attributetype
the default type specified in NGSIv2 specification "Partial Representations" section. For instance, ifvalue
is"Checkpoint Markt"
(which is a string) then attribute type in NGSIv2 will correspond to"Text"
.
QUESTION
I am writing a Java app using Apache Jena as a framework to handle RDF. The goal is a consistency check after doing OWL reasoning. The app is already working, but lacks support for TriG files. In the Jena doc it says TriG is supported (https://jena.apache.org/documentation/io/index.html).
This is my code to parse the RDF file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 15:35Your dataset example is correct and should work.
The error is characteristic of repacking the jars but not correcting handling the service loader files.
https://jena.apache.org/documentation/notes/jena-repack.html
If the service loader files are not combined, system initialization does not happen properly.
The effect here is that there is not a setting for the "context" object which then causes a NullPointerException.
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