Open cmungall opened 2 years ago
Thank you for the suggestion! We will implement that to lightrdf in some way.
At the moment, if you just iterate over triples, not search them, you may want to try pyoxigraph
by the author of Rio. (See pyoxigraph.parse.)
Thanks for the suggestion! I wasn’t aware of pyoxigraph, I will check it out
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Thank you for the suggestion! We will implement that to lightrdf in some way. At the moment, if you just iterate over triples, not search them, you may want to try pyoxigraph by the author of Rio. (See pyoxigraph.parse https://oxigraph.org/pyoxigraph/stable/io.html#parsing.)
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Currently the user has to parse the object to be able to do a lot of operations on it
This is relatively straightforward, I think:
^riog\d+$
is a blank node^"(.*)"^^<(\S+)>$
type^"(.*)"@\w+$
language^"(.*)"$
untypedBut it might be nice to centralize this, or do it in rust for speed. To avoid the overhead of an OO interface how about a parallel
search_statements
with arguments s, p, o_uri, o_literal_value, o_datatype, o_lang?This is my use case:
https://github.com/INCATools/rdf-sql-bulkloader
For now I am doing this in python