The Circular Economy Ontology Network (CEON) provides a shared vocabulary in the form of a network of ontologies to support efficient decentralized sharing of industry data in circular economies.
The CEON repository uses GitHub Actions to automate the the generation of ontology documentation and to publish content to https://liusemweb.github.io/CEON/. The action is configured to trigger whenever a pull request is merged into the main branch.
The code on the main branch is stable, properly tested and should be viewed as the latest realease of the code. No changes should be made directly on the main branch (see below).
Development happens primarily on the development branch (develop), which should ideally always be working, although this is not always realistic. When the development branch has undergone proper testing, a pull request is created, and the changes are merged into main.
When developing or adding a new feature, a specific feature branch should be branched off from the development branch (e.g. feature/awesome_new_feauture). A new feature should be regarded as any logically connected set of changes or additions, regardless of how many files are being changed. A feature branch can also be created directly from an issue using the web interface. When the feature branch has undergone sufficient testing, a pull request is created and the changes are merged into develop.
When working on an issue it's good to also reference to them in your commit messages. For example:
$ git commit -m "resolve issue #123"Note: GitHub supports a list of keywords that can be used to automatically close an issue using a commit message. such as close, resolve or fix.
- Git
- Python 3
- Java 8 (or higher)
- Clone the project:
$ git@github.com:LiUSemWeb/CEON.gitNote: Support for password authentication is no longer supported on GitHub. Instead, you should use a personal access token. Please see instructions for more info.
- Create a virtual environment for Python and install the requirements:
$ python3 -m venv ceon-venv
$ source ceon-venv/bin/activate
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txtTODO
TODO
- Robin Keskisärkkä robin.keskisarkka@liu.se
- Huanyu Li huanyu.li@liu.se
- Eva Blomqvist eva.blomqvist@liu.se
- Mikael Lindecrantz mikael.lindecrantz@ragnsells.com