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-Title: Validating LV2 Data
-Date: 2014-11-20 21:33
-Category: Documentation
-
-Because LV2 data written in Turtle does not need to be compiled like C, the
-author must take care to ensure it is valid.  For example, if there is a typo
-in a predicate, a plugin may silently fail to work correctly.
-
-To prevent this kind of error, use `sord_validator` from
-[Sord](http://drobilla.net/software/sord).  This program will check that all
-the properties in a set of Turtle data are actually defined, that the domain
-and range is valid, and that typed literals are valid (for example, that they
-have the correct type, or that `lv2:symbol` properties are actually valid LV2
-symbols).
-
-To do this, the validator needs to be passed all relevant data, including the
-vocabularies which define the properties and classes used.  The LV2
-distribution contains all the external vocabularies used in the `schemas`
-directory.  If `sord_validate` is installed, and an LV2 source tree is present,
-then LV2 data can be checked like so:
-
-    :::sh
-    sord_validate $(find /path/to/lv2-x.y.z -name '*.ttl') /path/to/data.ttl
-
-To check all data in your bundle:
-
-    :::sh
-    sord_validate $(find /path/to/lv2-x.y.z -name '*.ttl') $(find /path/to/bundle.lv2 -name '*.ttl')
-
-For those unfamiliar with UNIX basics, the `find` command finds all files
-matching a pattern, and putting a command in `$()` on a command line
-substitutes the output of that command in place.  So, these commands simply
-expand to `sord_validate` being called with a list of files as arguments.
-
-Developers SHOULD include targets in their build scripts for running the
-validator to ensure plugin data is correct before distribution.