LH RDF is a WordPress plugin that automatically creates a SIOC compliant RDF XML feed of WordPress posts, categories, tags, and authors.
E.G. http://example.com/feed/lhrdf/ or http://example.com/?feed=lhrdf, or see live example here:
https://lhero.org/feed/lhrdf/
It comes with embedded content negotiation and adds a link attribute in the <head> section for auto discovery. A GET or HEAD request for a single post or page, an author archive or the home page that asks for an RDF or JSON type is redirected to the matching RDF feed. Missing pages (404s), feeds and any other request method, such as an OAuth token POST, are never redirected, so the plugin does not interfere with API or authentication endpoints.
Publishing a feed in RDF XML with dereferencable URI properly exposes all the public WordPress objects and being in the SIOC format does so in a standardised way.
It is the first in a series of plugins to enable WordPress to be a true semantic blog engine. More documentation and content will be added in time concerning the plugin.
Adds a new type of feed you can subscribe to, e.g. http://example.com/feed/lhrdf/ or http://example.com/?feed=lhrdf containing semantic data in rdf format. This allows the production of SIOC meta data from your weblog.
A working example of the feed can be seen here: https://lhero.org/feed/lhrdf/
Installation
- Full download instructions are at the bottom of this article.
- Login to WordPress Admin. Go to the Plugins section and activate LH-RDF
Your feed should then be ready to go.
