ASQC provides a simple command-line SPARQL query client.
The intent is that this client can be used in Unix-style pipeline operations to perform sequences of query operations that pass information as RDF (from CONSTRUCT queries) or variable bindings (from SELECT queries).
== Installation ==
Assumes Python 2.7 installed; not yet tested with other versions. Also not yet tested on systems other than Linux or MacOS.
Installation is from the Python Package Index (PyPI - http://pypi.python.org/pypi):
pip install asqc
See the project page at github for more details.
== Documentation ==
Right now, there’s not much. After installation, type:
asq –help
for a usage summary, or see the example queries.
== Examples ==
The package includes a small number of sample queries. See the project page at github for more details.
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