rdf-utils-dataset


Utils for RDF/JS Datasets.

Functions

$3

Returns a subgraph of dataset. It's created by traversing dataset starting at subject. Traversing stops at quads with a NamedNode subject.

#### Example

Say you have the following triples in a dataset:

``turtle
@prefix ex:.

ex:Alice
ex:address [ ex:street "Wonderland Street" ;
ex:number "22" ] ;
ex:name "Alice" .

ex:Bob
ex:name "Bob" .
`

Then, the resource function

`js
import { resource } from 'rdf-utils-dataset'

const dataset = // Load the dataset somehow
const result = resource(dataset, rdf.namedNode('http://example.org/Alice'))
console.log(result.toCanonical())
`

yields:

`n3
_:c14n0 .
"Alice" .
_:c14n0 "22" .
_:c14n0 "WonderLand Street" .
`

(Note that the description follows blank nodes)

$3

Searches for all NamedNode subjects in dataset and creates subgraphs using resource(). The graph of the quads are set to the start subject.

$3

Say you have the following triples in a dataset:

`turtle
@prefix ex:.

ex:Alice
ex:address [ ex:street "Wonderland Street" ;
ex:number "22" ] ;
ex:name "Alice" .

ex:Bob
ex:name "Bob" .
`

Then, the resourcesToGraph function

`js
import { resourcesToGraph } from 'rdf-utils-dataset'

const dataset = // Load the dataset somehow
const result = resourcesToGraph(dataset)
console.log(result.toCanonical())
`

yields:

`n3
_:c14n0 .
"Alice" .
"Bob" .
_:c14n0 "22" .
_:c14n0 "WonderLand Street" .
`

Loading the functions

Each util function can be loaded as property from the main module or by loading only the file with the same name. Loading the individual files can decrease the file size after packaging the JavaScript code for the browser.

$3

Loading the function from the main module:

`js
import { resource } from 'rdf-utils-dataset'
`

Loading the function from the file with the function name:

`js
import resource from 'rdf-utils-dataset/resource.js'
``