Timbuctoo should be able to import RDF-data (n-quads) provided by a resource sync server. To be able to test this functionality.
Simply run docker-compose up and the service will start at localhost port 80 (default http port).
Open the uri http://localhost/.well-known/resourcesync to list the resource sync files.
According to the resource sync spec we placed the source description (sourcedescription.xml) in the ./well-known/resourcesync folder.
This source description sums up the available.
Another option is robots.txt that points to the resource list of dataset1.
The third option is to use an html or a response with a link to the capability list of a data set.
And example of this is html_with_link.html in teh folder of dataset2.
For more information see: http://www.openarchives.org/rs/1.0/resourcesync#FrameworkOrg