Research

wikidata

• Wikidata was launched in 2012 as a sister project of Wikipedia. It is an open-source platform that serves as central storage for structured data.
• Some of the Wikidata query examples can be found at: Wikidata Examples

Elicitation Questions

The aim of the elicitation questions is gathering information, clarifying the requirements of the project.

Elicitation questions can be found at : Click

Mockups

The aim to create mockup is to understand the project requirements better. Click

SRS Documentation

Detailed SRS Documentation Can be Found : Click

Final Project Report Can be Found :

Final report, (user manual and test user included can be found at) : Click

Derivilables:

📅 Project Timeline (March 25 – May 13, 2025)

🟢 - March 25: Requirements & Design Phase

• Collect and document all functional and non-functional requirements
• Define user roles and interaction flows
• Create user stories and use cases
• Design low-fidelity wireframes and flow diagrams
• Prepare design mockups
• Plan technical architecture (frontend, backend, data model, APIs)
• Draft initial project plan and timeline
• Decide on tech stack and CI/CD tools (e.g., GitHub Actions, GitLab CI)
• Configure CI pipeline (lint, test, build)
• Backend setup: authentication, database models, REST APIs
• Frontend setup: layout, routing, forms
• Implement user registration & login

🌐 March 25 – April 1: Infrastructure Setup

• Choose hosting platform (e.g., Vercel, Netlify, Heroku, AWS)
• Configure environment variables and secrets
• Set up PostgreSQL hosting (e.g., Supabase or Railway)
• Connect frontend/backend to the hosted DB
• Enable HTTPS and domain setup (optional)
• Deploy first staging version via CI/CD
• Prepare Dockerfile and basic docker-compose setup
• Add automated tests to pipeline
• Configure deployment pipeline (staging environment)
• Configure CI pipeline (lint, test, build)
• Set up Git repository and branching strategy
• Implement unit tests

🟠 April 8 – April 20: Interactive & Visual Features

• Implement connection editing with history tracking
• Build graph-based visualization (D3.js or Cytoscape.js)
• Create filterable UI for nodes and relationships
• Begin Wikidata integration (SPARQL suggestions)
• Display user contribution history
• Predefined tag logic and UI
• Integrate tag-based classification system
• Implement Boards, Tags, Connections logic
• Implement Board creation
• Implement Node creation
• Implement Connection creation

🔵 April 21 – May 9: Final Features, Testing & Fixes

• Add discussion section per node
• Implement trending topics algorithm
• Add contributors view per topic
• Finalize media upload and quick access links
• Complete system testing: functionality, UX, performance
• Fix critical bugs and polish design
• Add final test coverage to CI/CD pipeline

🟣 May 10 – May 13: Final Packaging & Delivery

• Run final testing on production or staging
• Record product demo video (if needed)
• Write handover guide or user documentation
• Package and deliver the final product
• Present or deploy project publicly

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