Feature: add semantic artefact catalog

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Add Semantic Artefact Catalog to use with bioportal_web_ui

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• New Features
  • Introduced support for interacting with semantic artefact catalogs, enabling collection and read-write capabilities for these resources.

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A new Ruby class named SemanticArtefactCatalog has been added within the LinkedData::Client::Models module. This class inherits from LinkedData::Client::Base and includes the LinkedData::Client::Collection and LinkedData::Client::ReadWrite modules. It sets a class instance variable @media_type to "https://w3id.org/mod#SemanticArtefactCatalog", indicating the type of resource it represents. The class is designed to function as a semantic artefact catalog with collection and read-write capabilities in the LinkedData client framework.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

lib/ontologies_api_client/models/semantic_artefact_catalog.rb (2)

10-10: Use Single-Quoted String for Static Literal.

Ruby style guides generally prefer single quotes for string literals without interpolation or escape sequences. Consider updating to:

-        @media_type = "https://w3id.org/mod#SemanticArtefactCatalog"
+        @media_type = 'https://w3id.org/mod#SemanticArtefactCatalog'

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10-10: Optional: Define Media Type as a Constant.

For clarity and potential reuse, you could extract the media type into a constant:

class SemanticArtefactCatalog < LinkedData::Client::Base
  MEDIA_TYPE = 'https://w3id.org/mod#SemanticArtefactCatalog'
  @media_type = MEDIA_TYPE
  # ...
end

This enhances readability and makes the media type easier to reference elsewhere if needed.

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

lib/ontologies_api_client/models/semantic_artefact_catalog.rb (2)

6-8: Inheritance and Module Inclusions Look Correct.

The new SemanticArtefactCatalog class appropriately inherits from LinkedData::Client::Base and includes the Collection and ReadWrite mixins, granting it the desired behaviors.

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Verify require_relative Path Conventions.

Ensure that require_relative "../base" correctly maps to lib/ontologies_api_client/base.rb and aligns with how other model classes load the base class. Inconsistent require paths can lead to load errors.

Run this script to check for consistency across model files:

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#!/bin/bash
# Check that the base.rb file exists at the expected location
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Verified require_relative Path Conventions

• lib/ontologies_api_client/base.rb exists at the expected location.
• All model files (including semantic_artefact_catalog.rb) consistently use require_relative "../base".

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