This page is dedicated to demonstrate a real-life workflow with the intention of helping users to get familiar with Snowray. As part of the workflow, users will start off by creating a Value Set and then editing its content. Next, after learning how to browse and edit Resources, users will be introduced to release management. Finally, the released Value Set will be exported enabling it to be shared.
To benefit the most from the tutorial, start from the very beginning, and continue step by step, as it will walk you through the most important functionalities of Snowray.
Snowray supports authentication via Google or Microsoft accounts.
Create a Value Set
Add Clauses
Find Value Set
To find an already created Value Set that is not visible on the Dashboard (e.g. after finishing a session in Snowray and starting a new one later on), navigate to Resources from the main menu bar and type the Value Sets name into the filter search box.
Check Value Set Content
To take a look at the members of a Value Set in a hierarchical view, navigate to the Content tab.
Create a Release
Creating a release automatically changes the Resource status to active.
Edit Clauses
Delete Clauses
Create and Edit Value Set
Merge Value Set
Create a Second Release
To create additional releases, simply follow and complete the same steps as in the Create a Release section.
Compare Value Sets
Export Value Set
A progress indicator will notify you about the changes in the export process.
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To access Snowray, enter your username and password in the corresponding boxes of the login page, then press thebutton. You will be taken to the Dashboard page.
To create a resource, press thebutton from the Resources page. Then select Value Set as the resource type, fill out the required fields, and press.
Read more about creating Value Sets:
To add clauses, navigate to the authoring page by pressing the button. After that, you can drag and drop concepts from the terminology tree or create a new clause with the basic clause editor.
Find out more about adding clauses:
To read more about finding a resource we suggest checking out the following page:
If you would like to see where the concepts represented by the clauses are located within the hierarchy, press thebutton and sync the selected clauses with the tree.
To create a release, navigate back to the Value Set, click the Releases tab, and press thebutton. Fill out the fields and press thebutton.
Find out more about creating a version:
To edit the Value Set, navigate to the authoring page by pressing the button. Hover over an existing clause to reveal theicon, which enables editing the selected clause. To persist the changes you made, click on the green checkmark.
Read more about authoring:
To edit the Value Set, navigate to the authoring page by pressing the button. You can then delete clauses either individually or in a batch using the icon.
Find out more about deleting:
To create a resource, press thebutton from the Resources page. Then select Value Set as the resource type, fill out the required fields, and press.
To add clauses, navigate to the authoring page by pressing the button. After that, you can drag and drop concepts from the terminology tree or create a new clause with the basic clause editor.
Read more about creating Value Sets:
Find out more about adding clauses:
To merge a Value Set into another, navigate to the authoring page of the Value Set into which you want to merge additional content by pressing the button. Then press thebutton and select the Merge value sets option. In the pop-up wizard, select the Value Set which will be merged into the edited Value Set.
A more detailed description of merging Value Sets can be found here:
To start comparing Value Sets, navigate to the Releases tab, and press thebutton next to the version.
A more detailed description can be found on the following page:
To export a Value Set, press thebutton in the upper right corner of your resource's page, and select a format for your export file. Once you picked the desired format, the export process will start immediately.
