(c) 2021 Radek Burget ([email protected])

OwlDocGen generates ontology documentation from OWL ontology definitions. Compared to similar well-known tools such as LODE or pyLODE, it focuses on generating documentation for multiple interlinked ontologies. See the FitLayout ontology documentation for an example.

OwlDocGen is distributed as platform-independent runnable jar archive:

• Download the runnable archive OwlDocGen.jar from Releases
• Run the following command in the command prompt (depending on your operating system):
  java -jar OwlDocGen.jar

You should see a list of available parametres.

RDF4J Class Builder takes an OWL definition file in any format (RDF/XML, Turtle, ...) as the input. Multiple input files may be specified that are joined together before processing. The following documents are generated:

• A separate document for every ontology found in the input files
• An index page containing a list of all discovered ontologies.

The following command line parameters may be used:

OwlDocGen [-hV] [-f=<format>] [-o=<path>] [-t=title] [-p=<prefix::iri>[,<prefix::iri>...]]... <filename>...
      <filename>...       Input OWL files
  -f, --format=<format>   Output format: html, md
  -h, --help              Show this help message and exit.
  -o, --ouptut-folder=<path>
                          Ouput folder path
  -p, --prefix=<prefix::iri>[,<prefix::iri>...]
                          Additional prefix definition(s)
  -t, --title=title       Index page title
  -V, --version           Print version information and exit.

Example usage:

java -jar OwlDocGen.jar -o "ontology/doc" -t "FitLayout Ontologies" \
    fitlayout.owl render.owl segmentation.owl

OwlDocGen may be build from the sources by maven. After cloning the source repository, use mvn package for building and packaging all the components.