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jsonld2rdf

v0.4.0

Published

Convert JSON-LD to N-Triples or Turtle format

Downloads

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Readme

jsonld2rdf

Convert JSON-LD to N-Triples or Turtle

Test NPM Version

This package provides a command line client to convert JSON-LD files into N-Triples or Turtle syntax.

Table of Contents

Install

npm install -g jsonld2rdf

Usage

Command line interface

Usage: jsonld2rdf [options] [file...]

Convert JSON-LD to N-Triples or Turtle.

Arguments:
  file                   JSON-LD input file

Options:
  -c, --context <file>   JSON-LD context document
  -p, --prefixes <file>  RDF Prefix map (as JSON object) for Turtle output
  -n, --ndjson           input is newline delimited JSON
  -h, --help             display help for command

Reads from standard input by default or when file name is -. Input can be a JSON object, an array of JSON objects or newline-delimited JSON. Each JSON object ist converted. Option context overrides an possibly existing field @context.

For example this JSON file example.json

{
  "id": "my:id",
  "title": "test"
}

with this context document context.json

{
  "title": "http://purl.org/dc/terms/title",
  "id": "@id"
}

converted with jsonld2rdf -c context.json example.json to

<my:id> <http://purl.org/dc/terms/title> "test" .

With an additional prefixes file prefixes.json

{
  "dct": "http://purl.org/dc/terms/"
}

it is converted with jsonld2rdf -c context.json -p prefixes.json example.json to

@prefix dct: <http://purl.org/dc/terms/> .

<my:id> dct:title "test" .

API

Function jsonld2rdf expects a JSON object, a file name, or an array of file names and/or JSON objects to transform. File name - can be used for standard input and files ending with .ndjson or .jsonl are read as newline delimited JSON. The second argument is a options object with optional fields context and prefixes as JSON objects. Additional option field ndjson can be used to enforce reading input files as newline delimited JSON instead of plain JSON. The function returns a Turtle string if prefixes have been given or N-Triples otherwise.

import { jsonld2rdf } from "jsonld2rdf"

const nt = jsonld2rdf(["file.json"], { context })
const ttl = jsonld2rdf(["file.json"], { context, prefixes })

See Also

Implementation is based on package @digitalcredentials/jsonld. Depending on your use case you may better directly use it.

Similar packages include jsonld-cli and ndjsonld.