LinkML-Scala In-browser schema playground
linkml-scala
Input LinkML YAML
Output

Load schema from URL

A GitHub link to a file is turned into a raw link for you. Other hosts have to allow being read from another site (CORS).

Help & FAQ

What is this?

The LinkML-Scala playground is an in-browser tool for working with LinkML schemas. Paste a LinkML schema (YAML) and instantly generate JSON Schema, SHACL, RDFS, a Frictionless Table Schema, a GraphQL, a Mermaid ER diagram, an Apache Ossie ontology, or Scala classes – or lint and derive/prune your schema. It is powered by LinkML-Scala.

How does it work?

LinkML-Scala is written in Scala 3 and compiled to JavaScript with Scala.js, so the whole generator runs in your browser – there is no backend. The editors are powered by CodeMirror. See the contributing guide for how it is built.

Software version

LinkML-Scala
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LinkML metamodel
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Scala
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Scala.js
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Runtime
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Where is my data processed?

Entirely on your device. Your schema is never uploaded – all generation happens locally in this browser tab. There is no server, no account, and no analytics.

This app makes an external request in Load from URL: it downloads the file from the link you paste, so that server sees the request. Your schema still stays here.

Where is the code?

Everything is open source under the Apache-2.0 license:

How can I use LinkML-Scala?

Beyond this playground, LinkML-Scala ships three ways:

Who maintains this?

NeverBlink. If you require commercial support, please contact us at contact@neverblink.eu

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