Fix typos in README

Author: BruJu

README.md

@@ -4,14 +4,14 @@ PREC is a set of tools to convert any Property Graph into RDF.
 
 Its main differences with other converters are:
 - It intends to convert the PG into RDF graphs that looks like usual RDF graphs,
-by limiting the amount of boilterplate due to the data being from a Property
+by limiting the amount of boilerplate due to the data being from a Property
 Graph.
-- It enables the user to map some of the labels and prorpety names used in the
+- It enables the user to map some of the labels and property names used in the
 PG to an existing vocabulary, by providing a *context* written in Turtle format.
 
 > **PREC uses the PREC ontology that is described at https://bruy.at/prec. The PREC
 ontology is mostly used to describe how to convert an RDF graph generated by
-PREC with its default modelization into a more user friendly graph.**
+PREC with its default modelling into a more user-friendly graph.**
 
 ## Quick start from the repository
 
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ example files.
 ## Using PREC as a library
 
 It is possible to import PREC to get access to functions to produce RDF graphs
-from a Gremin or a Neo4j connection. The produced output will be an
+from a Gremlin or a Neo4j connection. The produced output will be an
 [RDF/JS DatasetCore](https://rdf.js.org/dataset-spec/#datasetcore-interface).
 
 ### Example 1
@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ option.
 
 **RDF -> PG**
 
-- `npx prec prec2pg` allows to come back to Property Graphs from a RDF
+- `npx prec prec2pg` allows to coming to Property Graphs from a RDF
   previously generated by PREC without applying any context.
   - Example of usage:
       - First we create an RDF graph with a PREC-0 description
@@ -173,8 +173,8 @@ option.
   - Supported format are: a custom representation of the PG, printing the
   cypher query on the console, populating a Cypher compatible database and
   populating a Tinkerpop compatible database.
-  - If you used a PRSC well behaved context to produce the RDF graph, PREC is
-  able to unapply the PRSC context
+  - If you used a PRSC well-behaved context to produce the RDF graph, PREC is
+  able to un-apply the PRSC context
     - To pass the context, as usual, you just need to use the `-c context.ttl`
     option.
     - You can hijack this feature to convert some RDF graphs to a PG
@@ -184,14 +184,9 @@ option.
 ![](docs/prec-terminology.drawio.png)
 
 The easiest way to transform a Property Graph is by providing a Cypher or a
-Gremlin connection, and optionally a *Context* to get a nicer output.
+Gremlin connection, and optionally a *context* to get a nicer output.
 
-In the graph, an arrow means the step ends here, a hook means the process
-will continue.
-
-For example, if you provide a Gremlin connection, you will get an "Idiomatic RDF
-Graph" (if you didn't provide a context, the Idiomatic RDF Graph is equals to
-the structural description of the PG in RDF).
+If you do not provide any context, the produced RDF graph will be the "intermediate representation of the PG = PREC-0 graph". If you have a PREC-0 graph, you can provide it to PREC later with a context to apply the context to the extracted PG.
 
 ### From Neo4j
 
@@ -213,7 +208,7 @@ Run a Cypher query like this one:
 - The return instruction must return nodes and edges.
     - you can't write src.myProperty
 - Get the result in JSON format (in Neo4J Browser : choose Export JSON after running the query)
-- Use the `cypherJson2rdf` subcommand, for example if your output file is `data\movies_cypher_all.json`
+- Use the `cypherJson2rdf` sub-command, for example if your output file is `data\movies_cypher_all.json`
     - `npx prec cypherJson2rdf data\movies_cypher_all.json`
 
 
@@ -239,12 +234,12 @@ To export the graph structure, use this Cypher instruction:
 
 `npx prec gremlin2rdf (URI to connect to) [-c Context]`
 
-Default URI is the URI of a local TinkerPop Server.
+The default URI is the URI of a local TinkerPop Server.
 
 
 ## License
 
-[PREC is licensied under the MIT License by Julian Bruyat / INSA Lyon](LICENSE)
+[PREC is licensed under the MIT License by Julian Bruyat / INSA Lyon](LICENSE)
 
-The repository includes code from other authors, also licensied under the MIT
+The repository includes code from other authors, also licensed under the MIT
 License. See [test/dataset/DatasetCore.test.js](test/dataset/DatasetCore.test.js).

package.json

@@ -60,6 +60,7 @@
     "files": [
         "build/prec.js",
         "build/prec.d.ts",
-        "build/src/**"
+        "build/src/**",
+        "docs/prec-terminology.drawio.png"
     ]
 }