OSLO UML Transformer

This repository contains open-source software that can be used to transform data models, modelled as UML diagrams in Enterprise Architect, into various artefacts such as an HTML page, JSON-LD context file or an RDF file. These components were built to support the Flemish Interoperability Program, called Open Standards for Linked Organizations (OSLO), which is reponsible for the creation of data standards in Flanders, based on the principles of Linked Data.

Setup of the repo

This repository is managed as a monorepo, using Lerna. Each package in this repository acts as a stand-alone component that can be executed via the CLI and has its own version management. The following components are available:

• oslo-converter-stakeholders transforms an OSLO stakeholders csv file into JSON-LD
• oslo-converter-uml-ea converts an Enterprise Architect file into JSON-LD, called OSLO JSON-LD, which is used as input for the generators
• oslo-core contains the core interfaces, utility functions, loggers, etc... that can be used in the other packages
• oslo-extractor-uml-ea reads the Enterprise Architect file and maps the data to types
• oslo-generator-jsonld-context generates a JSON-LD context file using an OSLO JSON-LD as input
• oslo-generator-rdf-vocabulary generates an RDF file using an OSLO JSON-LD as input
• oslo-generator-respec-html generates an HTML page using the ReSpec template using an OSLO JSON-LD as input
• oslo-generator-json-webuniversum generates a Webuniversum config file that can be used in the Nuxt projects using an OSLO JSON-LD as input
• oslo-generator-html generates an HTML page using the Nunjucks template using an OSLO JSON-LD as input
• oslo-examples-generator generate examples based on an OSLO JSON-LD file
• oslo-validator-jsonld validates the OSLO JSON-LD file

The packages oslo-core and oslo-extractor-uml-ea are not executable via the CLI, as their purpose is to be added as a depedency in other packages.

How to run

Each package package is published on the NPM registry and can be installed globally or as part of a NodeJS project. The README.md of each package describes how the component can be executed along with the various CLI options.

Developer information

How To Build

To build the source code, the dependencies must first be installed. We make use op npm workspaces, so the dependencies of all packages are installed as well. More information on workspaces can be found here.

1npm install

Finally, the source code can be built:

1npm run build

How To Test

Each package has a number of unit tests that can be executed with the following command:

1npm run test:unit

Running this command in the root folder will execute the unit test command for each package, while running it in a package folder will only trigger the unit tests of the particular package.

CI/CD (GitHub Actions)

On every push or pull request on the main branch, the unit tests are run automatically via Github Actions. Next to the unit tests, we are working on integration tests, that will also be run on every push or pull request.

Note: Due to the different (large) input files, the integration tests will not be part of the package and will only be performed via GitHub Actions.

Copyright

This code is copyrighted by Digitaal Vlaanderen and released under the MIT license