rdf.js | RDF Tooling for ECMAScript V5 and Javascript | JSON Processing library

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rdf.js is a JavaScript library typically used in Utilities, JSON Processing applications. rdf.js has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

replacement for rdfa-api library, which is getting mothballed, work in progress. this will be long term stable.. rdf.blanknode rdf.namednode rdf.literal rdf.triple rdf.graph rdf.tripleaction rdf.prefixmap rdf.termmap rdf.profile rdf.rdfenvironment. rdf.importprofile(in profile profile, in optional boolean override) rdf.setdefaultvocabulary(in domstring iri) rdf.setdefaultprefix(in domstring iri) rdf.setterm(in domstring term, in domstring iri) rdf.setprefix(in domstring prefix, in domstring iri) rdf.resolve(in domstring toresolve). rdf.createblanknode() rdf.createnamednode(in domstring value) rdf.createliteral(in domstring value, in optional domstring? language, in optional namednode? datatype) rdf.createtriple(in rdfnode subject, in rdfnode predicate, in rdfnode object) rdf.creategraph(in optional []triple triples) rdf.createaction(in triplefilter test, in triplecallback action) rdf.createprofile(in optional boolean empty) rdf.createtermmap(in optional boolean empty) rdf.createprefixmap(in optional boolean empty) rdf.createiri(in domstring i). // parse and processing rdf.parsent(in domstring toparse, in parsercallback? callback, in optional domstring base, in optional triplefilter filter, in optional graph graph) rdf.processnt(in domstring toparse, in processorcallback callback, in optional domstring base, in optional triplefilter filter) rdf.parseturtle(in domstring toparse,
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              rdf.js has a low active ecosystem.
              It has 25 star(s) with 3 fork(s). There are 4 watchers for this library.
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              It had no major release in the last 6 months.
              There are 3 open issues and 0 have been closed. There are 1 open pull requests and 0 closed requests.
              It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.
              The latest version of rdf.js is current.

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            What is a good way to persist N3.js RDF documents?
            Asked 2020-Mar-19 at 11:31

            I'm experimenting with N3.js (RDF.js) and I see that it provides an API for storing triples in memory and accessing/updating/working with them. what is a good way to instead work with triples stored in a database?

            I see that N3.js also provides a means of serializing/deserializing between in-memory triples and RDF documents. I also see that there are a few DBMSs that seem to be specifically for working with persisted triple storage (GraphDB, and presumably others).

            Is the intention behind the N3.js project that users work with the file system directly?

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            Answered 2020-Mar-19 at 11:31

            what is a good way to instead work with triples stored in a database?

            There are lots of RDF databases, "triplestores", to choose from, Jena, GraphDB that you mention, AllegroGraph, AWS Neptune, RDF4J... These all store RDF natively and RDF is always RDF (i.e. perfectly interchangeable) so you can use any triplestore and change your mind to use another and easily move the data over.

            Is the intention behind the N3.js project that users work with the file system directly?

            Not necessarily: it's a parsing tool for certain forms of RDF data but where you put it is up to you!

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60589657

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