feat: insert shapefile mime types

[CedrickArmel]

feat: insert shapefile mime types

I have inserted application/x-shapefile and application/x-gis both MIME types for the shapefile format (.shp ). The shapefile format is a geospatial vector data format for geographic information system (GIS) software.

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[CedrickArmel]

feat: insert geopackage mime type

I have inserted application/geopackage+sqlite3 MIME type for the GeoPackage format (.gpkg)
. GeoPackage (GPKG) is a format for raster or vector geospatial data that is open, non-proprietary, not tied to an operating system, and defined as much as possible on the basis of OGC or other standards, implemented as an SQLite database.

More information here.

[henigh]

feat: insert shapefile mime types

I have inserted application/x-shapefile and application/x-gis both MIME types for the shapefile format (.shp ). The shapefile format is a geospatial vector data format for geographic information system (GIS) software.

See more here.

@CedrickArmel
FYI "Shapefile" is a set of files linked together to define a vector geographical data format.
.shp in only one of the 3 mandatory files for the shapefile data format, which are :

• .shp : feature geometry
• .shx : index of feature geometry
• .dbf : attribute information

Optional files : (includes but not limited to...)

• .prj : coordinate system and projection information
• .idx : Indexing file
• .sbn and .sbx : spatial index
• .shp.xml : geospatial metadata in XML format
• .cpg : code page files

[ccamel]

Agree with @henigh. And from what I see, the media types to use for shapefiles are:

• application/vnd.shp for .shp (feature geometry) - see: https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/application/vnd.shp
• application/vnd.shx for .shx (index of feature geometry) - see: https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/application/vnd.shx
• application/vnd.dbf for .dbf (attribute information) - see: https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/application/vnd.dbf

[ccamel]

Some typos. I don't understand why the CI actions didn't run. The build should have reported ther errors.

[CedrickArmel]

@ccamel Do you use an RDF/RDFS/OWL serializations linter should i install ? I haven't seen any lint requirements in the project.

[ccamel]

@ccamel Do you use an RDF/RDFS/OWL serializations linter should i install ? I haven't seen any lint requirements in the project.

They are. See .github/workflows/lint.yml github CI workflows.

But at least, your project must build:

make build

Additionally, a linter is present that checks the correct formatting of turtle files, and it can be executed using the following command:

make lint-ttl

However, right now it fails due to atextor/owl-cli#8.