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sparql-editor

v0.6.0

Published

Sparql Editor based on CodeMirror 6

Downloads

32

Readme


Features

  • 🏳‍🌈 Syntax Highlighting
  • 📔 History Tracking
  • 💢 Linting
  • 🔎 Search Functionality
  • 🔽 Tooltips

📚 Documentation

Usage

The SPARQL Editor is stable and actively used in the sparql-browser-extension. It returns a CodeMirror 6 EditorView instance, enabling you to manipulate the editor as detailed in the CodeMirror documentation.

Overview

This editor instance leverages CodeMirror 6 with sensible defaults and enhanced features. It utilizes the codemirror-lang-sparql parser for syntax highlighting, while linting is facilitated by the SPARQL.js library.

Getting Started

npm i sparql-editor

  import { createSparqlEditor } from "sparql-editor"
  
  const domElement = document.getElementById("editor")

  const editor = createSparqlEditor({
    parent: domElement,
    onChange: onChange,
    value: "SELECT * WHERE { ?s ?p ?o }"
  });

  function onChange(value, codemirrorViewInstance) {
      console.log(codemirrorViewInstance)
      alert(value)
  }

Options

| Argument | Description | default | required | |---|---|---|---| | parent | html dom element to attach editor to | / | required | onChange | function that gets called whenever editor value changes | / | | | value | Initial value of editor | https://github.com/aatauil/sparql-editor/blob/4732494949e44910d8ca45d0391331b520ae9ee0/src/index.ts#L32-L37 | |

Extending the editor

Currently there is no easy way for adding extentions to the editor, this will hopefully be added soon. Until then, the best direction to take is forking this project, installing or deleting extensions and updating the index.ts file accordingly.

Development guide

  • clone this repo
  • cd into it
  • run npm install
  • run npm run dev

In the test folder there is a index.html file. Your editor probably has an extension that can easily serve this file (html) for you. In case you are using VSCode, we recommend the Live Server Extension.

📍 Roadmap

[x] Tooltip functionality [] Linting by codemirror-lang-sparql [] Autocomplete functionality [] Extensible extensions

License

This project is MIT licensed.