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Determine if this function will automatically add the predicate ldp:Contains to our periodTracker container. If not, we might need to figure out how to do that first, and create an issue for it.
One possible issue related to RDF data: 1) the schema.org startDate and endDate data types have a list titled "Used on these types", with entries like "Event" or "Schedule"--do we need to use these?
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Determine if this function will automatically add the predicate ldp:Contains to our periodTracker container. If not, we might need to figure out how to do that first, and create an issue for it.
How to do this with solid-client should be found here: https://docs.inrupt.com/developer-tools/javascript/client-libraries/tutorial/read-write-data/
Currently, I'm thinking we can just create an array of objects like this: [{schema.org/startDate: [Date], schema.org/endDate: [Date]}, {...}, {...}]
We'll probably want to add more data later, here's one resource that discusses different data to track and why, and also lists some apps and briefly compares the data they track: https://www.allaboutwomenmd.com/knowledge-center/tracking-your-period.html
One possible issue related to RDF data: 1) the schema.org startDate and endDate data types have a list titled "Used on these types", with entries like "Event" or "Schedule"--do we need to use these?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: