package rdf
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OCaml library to manipulate RDF graphs; implements SPARQL
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
ocaml-rdf-1.0.0.tar.gz
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doc/rdf/Rdf/Dot/index.html
Module Rdf.DotSource
Dump in graphviz format.
apply_namespaces ns iri return a pair (prefix, suffix) representing the given iri and using one of the namespaces ns, of the form (prefix, iri). If a namespace (pref, iri) exists such that iri is a prefix of iri2, then apply_namespaces ns iri2 = (prefix, rel), with rel being the suffix of iri2 relative to iri.
Source
val build_namespaces :
?namespaces:(Iri.t * string) list ->
Graph.graph ->
(string * string) listbuild_namespaces graph returns the list namespaces of the graph, as a list of pairs (prefix, iri) usable by apply_namespaces.
Source
val dot_of_graph :
?namespaces:(Iri.t * string) list ->
?href:(Term.term -> string option) ->
Graph.graph ->
stringdot_of_graph graph returns the Graphviz code to represent the given graph.
Source
val dot_of_iri :
?namespaces:(Iri.t * string) list ->
?href:(Term.term -> string option) ->
Graph.graph ->
Iri.t ->
stringSame as dot_of_graph but return code to represent only the triples having the given IRI as subject or object.
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