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RDFLib / pyLODE

An OWL ontology documentation tool using Python and templating, based on LODE
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Command not found: cannot directly run pylode on Linux bash as documented #168

Closed faubulous closed 2 years ago

faubulous commented 2 years ago

I've been trying to run pylode after installing it through pip3 on Python 3.10.4 using the command:

$ pip3 install pylode

I always got a 'bash: pylode: command not found...' error when entering the documented command on Fedora Linux:

$ pylode test.ttl -o test.html

After some research I found out that I need to run pylode as a module to be able to use it on the command line. So instead, the command should be:

$ python -m pylode test.ttl -o test.html

It would be great if you updated your documentation to mention this method. The current documentation is missing the -m flag.

nicholascar commented 2 years ago

Hi @faubulous, oh dear, it used to work like that - $ pylode ... - so something must have broken it, probably when we went to pyLODE3.

I am planning an update sprint in July to enable SKOS support, support for more schema.org properties and a few other things, so I see this Issue here now and I'll hopefully be able to look into this too.

Of course, if you can work out how to fix things, please do submit a PR and I've love to merge it!

faubulous commented 2 years ago

Hi @nicholascar! Please excuse my late reply. I see that there is already a PR for this issue so I am too late. Sorry!

Anyway, it's great to hear that you will add support SKOS and Schema.org annotation. We use that a lot. I already found some other minor bugs. As soon as I have found the time to fix them I'll be happy to share my fixes with you guys.

Keep up the good work! :)