weaver-commons-js

Elementary components.

Those are the basic elements that is possible to add at graphDatabase. At this moment the graphDatabases supported are Virtuoso via weaver-server-virtuoso and Neo4j via weaver-server-neo4j

The principal aim of weaver-commons-js is to make easy interact with this objects at the moment of transaction and querys on our weaver javascript code. It let you do things like create a $INDIVIDUAL and test if it is valid:

WeaverCommons = require('weaver-commons-js')
Individual = WeaverCommons.Individual

Individual r2d2 = new Individual(individual_payload)

if r2d2.isValid()
	### do stuff like a transaction

At the moment we count with 3:

• :large_blue_circle: $INDIVIDUAL
• :large_blue_diamond: $INDIVIDUAL_PROPERTY
• :black_square_button: $VALUE_PROPERTY

:heavy_dollar_sign:INDIVIDUAL

An $INDIVIDUAL object in json looks like this:

"payload": {
      "type": "$INDIVIDUAL",
      "id": "cipy1yeeh00023k6kboj6rzrh",
      "attributes": {
        "name": "Unnamed",
        "type": "$INDIVIDUAL"
      },
      "relations": {}
 	}

:heavy_dollar_sign:INDIVIDUAL_PROPERTY

An $INDIVIDUAL_PROPERTY object in json looks like this:

"payload": {
      "type": "$INDIVIDUAL_PROPERTY",
      "id": "cipy1zfnm000i3k6klvlzjfql",
      "attributes": {
        "predicate": "eats",
        "type": "$INDIVIDUAL_PROPERTY"
      },
      "relations": {
        "subject": "cipy1yeeh00023k6kboj6rzrh",
        "object": "cipy1yt7l00073k6k3fusc8cg"
      }
    }

:heavy_dollar_sign:VALUE_PROPERTY

An $VALUE_PROPERTY object in json looks like this:

"payload": {
      "type": "$VALUE_PROPERTY",
      "id": "cipy1zs5x000l3k6khveg0qqh",
      "attributes": {
        "predicate": "replaces",
        "object": "eats",
        "type": "$VALUE_PROPERTY"
      },
      "relations": {
        "subject": "cipy1yeeh00023k6kboj6rzrh"
      }