A Linked Data Event Stream is a collection of immutable objects (such as version objects, sensor observations or archived representation). Each object is described in RDF. The objective of a Linked Data Event Stream is to allow consumers to replicate all of its items and to stay in sync when items are added.
If you want to have a full-history replication of all expositions in the Design Museum Ghent, and keep it in sync, you can now run this bash command:
# Install yarn:
npm install --global yarn
# Install the ldes client:
yarn global add @treecg/actor-init-ldes-client
# Read the eventstream:
actor-init-ldes-client https://apidg.gent.be/opendata/adlib2eventstream/v1/dmg/tentoonstellingen
It will start spitting out JSON objects you can pipe to your own data store and keep it in sync with the original source.
Further documentation is available in Dutch.
The OpenAPI specification for this API is available on https://apidg.gent.be/opendata/adlib2eventstream/v1/api-docs/.
The documentation of the ldes client (@treecg/actor-init-ldes-client) is available on GitHub.