sparql-visualizer | Visualization of how room requirements can be

You can run the app and make your own samples without having to install anything. Just use the online version of the app: https://madsholten.github.io/sparql-visualizer/. Read section "3. Developing new examples" for more information about adding your own samples.
Two tutorial videos are made: SPARQL-visualizer - 1: The basics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixrhgKHKXDY SPARQL-visualizer - 2: Running locally: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgtAgyzwEpk
The second tutorial video shows how you can run the application in offline mode, by using a compiled version of the app: download the ZIP version of the app and unzip it if you are on Mac/Linux: python 2.7 is already installed. If on Windows, install Python 2.7 or Python 3.6 Open Terminal (Mac/Linux) or CMD (Windows) and navigate to the the unzipped folder Start a local http server on port 8000: Python 2.7: python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000 Python 3.6: python -m http.server 8000 (alternatively, you can also install and use node http-server: http-server -p 8000
During the LDAC 2018 workshop, the following presentation was given, to introduce the functionality of and the ideas behind the SPARQL visualizer
The following instructions assume at least some experience with a terminal (Mac/Linux) or command line interface (Windows).
OPTIONAL: Before installing node.js and Angular CLI, it is recommended to install a node version manager, such as nvm for Mac/Linux or nvm-windows for Windows. Follow the instructions mentioned there. In what follows, we assumed Windows and nvm-windows.
Install most recent node.js (other versions might work as well, but this is not tested. Tested on node 6.9.0 and 9.4.0): nvm install latest
OPTIONAL: Install most recent angular/cli globally (tested on v1.6.6): npm install -g @angular/cli
Check if the correct version of angular/cli is installed: ng -v. If the computer is complaining that the angular-devkit/core is missing, you should install it: npm install -D @angular-devkit/core@0.0.29. Check the version of angular/cli again (should be allright now): ng -v
Make sure git is installed on your machine. Copy this repository to the folder of your choice: git clone https://github.com/MadsHolten/sparql-visualizer.git or make a fork (if you want to contribute), and clone the forked repository: git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/sparql-visualizer.git
Install the project's dependencies while still remaining in the folder (includes angular/cli v1.6.6): npm install
Control the local version of angular/cli from the same folder: ng -v. If the computer is again complaining that the angular-devkit/core is missing, you should also install it here: npm install -D @angular-devkit/core@0.0.29. Check the version of angular/cli again (should be allright now): ng -v
Run the app from the same folder. The app will start automatically in your browser: ng serve --open. If the app does not open directly, you can try to navigate manually to localhost:4200 in your browser
OPTIONAL: Start Stardog Server
OPTIONAL: If changes are made, you can get the most recent version, by using git: git pull origin Or if you made a fork of this repository, and want to get the latest updates of this repository: git remote add upstream https://github.com/MadsHolten/sparql-visualizer.git git fetch upstream (this will only update your local master branch) if necessary, you can merge the local master branch with your local development branch by using git merge