rows { options { physical_type: PHYSICAL_STREAM_TYPE_QUADS max_name_table_size: 128 max_prefix_table_size: 16 max_datatype_table_size: 16 logical_type: LOGICAL_STREAM_TYPE_DATASETS version: 2 } } rows { prefix { value: "https://w3id.org/np/" } } rows { name { value: "RAw2IfqxcDxx3OJBWj7hM01_2J1DjY6EBtcyN9f2cEpXE" } } rows { namespace { name: "this" value { prefix_id: 1 } } } rows { prefix { value: "https://w3id.org/np/RAw2IfqxcDxx3OJBWj7hM01_2J1DjY6EBtcyN9f2cEpXE/" } } rows { name { } } rows { namespace { name: "sub" value { prefix_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "http://schema.org/" } } rows { namespace { name: "schema" value { prefix_id: 3 name_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "https://w3id.org/kpxl/gen/terms/" } } rows { namespace { name: "gen" value { prefix_id: 4 name_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "http://www.nanopub.org/nschema#" } } rows { namespace { name: "np" value { prefix_id: 5 name_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "http://purl.org/dc/terms/" } } rows { namespace { name: "dct" value { prefix_id: 6 name_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "https://w3id.org/np/o/ntemplate/" } } rows { namespace { name: "nt" value { prefix_id: 7 name_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "http://purl.org/nanopub/x/" } } rows { namespace { name: "npx" value { prefix_id: 8 name_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#" } } rows { namespace { name: "xsd" value { prefix_id: 9 name_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#" } } rows { namespace { name: "rdfs" value { prefix_id: 10 name_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "https://orcid.org/" } } rows { namespace { name: "orcid" value { prefix_id: 11 name_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#" } } rows { namespace { name: "prov" value { prefix_id: 12 name_id: 2 } } } rows { name { value: "hasAssertion" } } rows { name { value: "assertion" } } rows { name { value: "Head" } } rows { quad { s_iri { prefix_id: 1 name_id: 1 } p_iri { prefix_id: 5 name_id: 3 } o_iri { prefix_id: 2 } g_iri { } } } rows { name { value: "hasProvenance" } } rows { name { value: "provenance" } } rows { quad { p_iri { prefix_id: 5 } o_iri { prefix_id: 2 } } } rows { name { value: "hasPublicationInfo" } } rows { name { value: "pubinfo" } } rows { quad { p_iri { prefix_id: 5 } o_iri { prefix_id: 2 } } } rows { prefix { value: "http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#" } } rows { name { value: "type" } } rows { name { value: "Nanopublication" } } rows { quad { p_iri { prefix_id: 13 } o_iri { prefix_id: 5 } } } rows { prefix { value: "https://w3id.org/np/RA4fTPJhffcf-weqaLYI_oIGVWe0Nzu3MoJoc6RA3KDdA/" } } rows { name { value: "faq-entry" } } rows { name { value: "isPartOf" } } rows { prefix { value: "https://w3id.org/spaces/nanopub/r/" } } rows { name { value: "faq" } } rows { quad { s_iri { prefix_id: 14 } p_iri { prefix_id: 6 } o_iri { prefix_id: 15 } g_iri { prefix_id: 2 name_id: 4 } } } rows { name { value: "Question" } } rows { quad { p_iri { prefix_id: 13 name_id: 10 } o_iri { prefix_id: 3 name_id: 15 } } } rows { name { value: "label" } } rows { quad { p_iri { prefix_id: 10 } o_literal { lex: "Is there a sandbox environment in which I can try out nanopublications?" } } } rows { name { value: "hasContent" } } rows { quad { p_iri { prefix_id: 4 } o_literal { lex: "
Yes, though the sandbox is currently minimal. A dedicated test instance of the Nanopub Registry is running at test.registry.knowledgepixels.com, where you can publish, retrieve, and inspect nanopublications without affecting the live network. There is no matching test deployment of Nanopub Query or Nanodash at the moment, so the test Registry on its own is best suited for low-level experimentation with the publishing pipeline \342\200\224 signing, posting, and resolving by Trusty URI. A fuller test environment that also includes Query and Nanodash is in the works.
\n\nAlternatively, you can publish straight to the live network while clearly marking a nanopublication as an example by adding the type npx:ExampleNanopub in its publication info. Such nanopublications are conventionally filtered out of substantive query results but still let you exercise the full live ecosystem. In Nanodash, this is done by clicking \"show more\" at the bottom of the publish form and then selecting \"Example\" from the \"add element...\" drop-down under \"Publication info\".