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@inrupt/vocab-lit-common v0.6.3

Bundle of vocabularies that includes the following: - lit-core: The LIT Core Ontology. The LIT is intended to be a collection of utility libraries to ease the adoption of RDF for developers. - lit_consent: Consent vocabulary defining LIT-specific terms, especially terms that provide context - lit-request-body: The Solid vocabulary providing terms for a request body (in this case, we're really just providing the Named Graph details (e.g. the IRI for the named graph itself), since the contents of a request body are completely arbitrary. - lit-request: The Solid vocabulary providing terms for a various Named Graphs that make up a request. For example; Headers, Body, Metadata, ACL, etc. - lit-meta-client: The LIT vocabulary providing terms (e.g. classes, properties and text strings (e.g. informative labels or error messages) used by LIT clients at runtime. - lit-meta-shacl: The LIT vocabulary providing terms (e.g. classes, properties and text strings (e.g. informative labels or error messages) usable by SHACL validation engines at runtime. - lit-meta-server-creational: The LIT vocabulary providing terms (e.g. classes, properties and text strings (e.g. informative labels or error messages) used by LIT servers at server creation time. - lit-meta-server-runtime: The LIT vocabulary providing terms (e.g. classes, properties and text strings (e.g. informative labels or error messages) used by LIT servers at server runtime. - met: The LIT Metrics Ontology contains vocab terms to represent metric statistics

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