Showcase gallery
Explore real publications generated by Grapharch. Each example starts with native source files, collects a documentation KG, and publishes from a pinned plan. Open the HTML, download the PDF, or inspect the exported graph.
The previews below display the actual generated HTML. All publication artifacts are retained in the KG and can be rendered again after their source files are removed. The examples also serve as regression and live integration tests.
Every declared showcase is attempted, even when another case fails. Unexpected failures block a new publication. Verification retains a structured per-case report, KG diagnostics, and collected case graphs where available; declared expected-error examples are checked against their expected diagnostics.
See Examples and showcases for runnable commands, fixture coverage, and the limits of each demonstration.
One graph, three publications
Shared fragments arranged as specification HTML, reader HTML, and a review PDF.
Markdown, SPARQL, and OWL
Specialized collectors and an ontology documentor turn native inputs into a reader website and PDF.
All publication outputs
Authority-branded specification
Publication metadata, a numbered contents panel, references, and a matching PDF using EKGF branding.
All publication outputs
DPROD: native ontology and SHACL
The real DPROD vocabulary and shapes become 53 annotated term fragments, a standards-style reference, a companion website with stories and guides, and an independently planned review PDF.
W3C RDF 1.2 N-Triples
The current reference fixture preserves native document constructs and demonstrates a diagnostic addendum for an upstream broken link.
1 expected source diagnosticAll publication outputs
EKGF ontology family
The latest default branch of a remote ontology repository becomes a registered family reference, with cross-ontology links, governance authority roles, and concrete Git commit provenance.