Vocabulary Examples

This section contains practical examples of vocabularies to help you understand different implementation patterns and use cases.

📚 Available Examples

Minimal Vocabulary

A basic example showing the minimum required structure for a vocabulary. Perfect for getting started quickly.

SKOS Vocabulary Example

Demonstrates how to create vocabularies using SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System) format, including proper RDF structure.

Sensory Specification Vocabulary

A comprehensive real-world example showing a complex vocabulary with multiple languages, rich metadata, and detailed scope notes.

Sensory Test Vocabulary

Test implementation of the sensory vocabulary showing CSV import and multilingual features.

CSV Import Example

Simple example demonstrating how to import vocabulary data from CSV files.

🎯 Which Example Should I Use?

• New to vocabularies? Start with the Minimal Vocabulary
• Need SKOS/RDF format? See the SKOS Vocabulary Example
• Building a complex vocabulary? Study the Sensory Specification Vocabulary
• Working with CSV data? Check the CSV Import Example

💡 Tips for Using Examples

1. Copy and Modify: These examples are designed to be copied and modified for your needs
2. Check the Source: Click "Edit this page" on any example to see the raw MDX source
3. Test Locally: Try the examples in your local environment before deploying
4. Combine Patterns: Mix and match patterns from different examples

📖 Related Resources

• How to Document a Vocabulary - Comprehensive guide
• Creating Vocabularies (SME Guide) - Non-technical guide
• Component Guides - Learn about all available components

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These examples represent best practices and patterns used across IFLA standards. Feel free to adapt them to your specific needs.