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hyperobject

v0.1.0

Published

A simple object model for working with Linked Data.

Downloads

11

Readme

hyperobject Build Status Code Coverage NPM version Dependency Status

A simple object model for working with Linked Data.

This JSON-LD:

{
  "@context": {
    "prop": "http://dbpedia.org/property/",
    "ontology": "http://dbpedia.org/ontology/"
  },
  "@id": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Spike_Siegal",
  "@type": "ontology:ComicsCharacter",
  "prop:name": "Spike Spiegal",
  "prop:series": "Cowboy Bebop"
}

Becomes this hyperobject:

{ id: [Getter/Setter],
  type: [Getter/Setter],
  name: [Getter/Setter],
  series: [Getter/Setter] }

Hyperobjects can be nested:

var post = new HyperObject({
  "@context": {
    "book": "http://schema.org/Book"
  }
});

var user = new HyperObject({
  "@id": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Niel_Stephensen"
});

post.set('book:author', user);

post.author.id === user.id; // => true
post.get('author.id') === user.get('id'); // => true

Hyperobjects can be used in functional style:

var user = HyperObject(jsonld);

user.set({
  firstName: "Spike"
});

user.get('firstName');

Hyperobjects can be serialized back to JSON-LD:

JSON.stringify(user);

Installation

Install using npm:

npm install hyperobject

Install using bower:

bower install hyperobject

Using browser script tag and global (UMD wrapper):

// Available via window.hyperobject
<script src="dist/hyperobject.js"></script>

API Reference

##class: HyperObject ⏏ Members

###new HyperObject(node) Create a new HyperObject from given JSON-LD node.

Params

  • node Object - triples encoded as JSON-LD node

Returns: HyperObject
###hyperobject.get(path) Get object value at given path.

Params

  • path String

Returns: Mixed
###hyperobject.set(path, value) Set object value at given path. If path is undefined it will be set using HyperObject#define.

Params

  • path String
  • value Mixed - HyperObject, node object, value object, or literal.

Returns: Mixed
###hyperobject.define(term, [value]) Define Getter/Setter for JSON-LD node term and optional value.

Params

  • term String
  • [value] Mixed

Returns: String - returns term or term suffix
###hyperobject.toJSON() Return JSON-LD serialization.

Returns: Object - JSON-LD

Contributing

Please submit all issues and pull requests to the alexmingoia/hyperobject repository!

Tests

Run tests using npm test or gulp test.

Code coverage

Generate code coverage using gulp coverage and open coverage.html in your web browser.

Support

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