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@zazuko/rdf-utils-fs

v3.3.1

Published

RDF/JS file system utils

Downloads

10,758

Readme

@zazuko/rdf-utils-fs

Build Status npm version

File system utils for RDF/JS.

Usage with @zazuko/env-node (preferred)

@zazuko/env-node package extends @zazuko/env by including the fs utils and default parsers/serializers for simplest possible usage in node environment.

import rdf from '@zazuko/env-node'
        
// parse
const dataset = await env.dataset().import(env.fromFile(`/path/to/data.nt`))

// serialise
await env.toFile(dataset, `/path/to/data.json`)

Extend @zazuko/env yourself

import Environment from '@zazuko/env/Environment.js'
import baseEnv from '@zazuko/env`
import { FsUtilsFactory } from '@zazuko/rdf-utils-fs'
import fromStream from 'rdf-dataset-ext/fromStream.js'
import formats from '@rdfjs/formats'

// create an environment by adding FsUtilsFactory
const env = new Environment([FsUtilsFactory], { parent: baseEnv })
// add parsers+serializers
env.formats.import(formats)

// parse
const dataset = await env.dataset().import(env.fromFile(`/path/to/data.nt`))

// serialise
await env.toFile(dataset.toStream(), `/path/to/data.json`)

Usage with an existing environment

Same as above, but the RDF/JS Environment is provided as first argument. That environment must implement RDF/JS DataFactory, FormatsFactory.

import rdf from 'rdf-ext'
import { fromFile, toFile } from 'rdf-utils-fs'
import formats from '@rdfjs/formats'

// add parsers+serializers
rdf.formats.import(formats)

// parse
const parserStream = fromFile(rdf, `/path/to/data.nt`)
const dataset = await rdf.dataset().import(parserStream)

// serialise
await env.toFile(rdf, dataset, `/path/to/data.json`)

Functions

fromFile(filename, options)

Returns a quad stream for the given filename.

By default, the file is parsed without a base IRI. If you want to use the file's IRI as base, pass { implicitBaseIRI: true } as options.

async toFile(stream, filename, options)

Writes the given quad stream to filename.