BrasidataCenter

Brasidata's ontology collection, packaged for Python so every tool that consumes it — OntoBDC, InfoBIM, and others — gets the same deterministic set of RDF/Turtle sources after pip install, with no network fetch and no path guessing.

Browse the published ontologies at datacenter.app.br. The Turtle sources under ontology/ are authoritative; the site is just a human-readable index of them.

Repository layout

Only ontology/, src/brasidatacenter/ and README.md ship to the production mirror this repository deploys to on release — everything else here is development-only.

Install

pip install brasidatacenter

For local development, install this repository itself in editable mode:

./reinstall.sh   # or: pip install -e . --no-build-isolation

Use

As a resource API

from brasidatacenter import ontology_root, ontology_path, iter_ontology_files

root = ontology_root()
aeco_schema = ontology_path("domain", "aeco", "core", "schema.ttl")

for resource in iter_ontology_files():
    print(resource)

ontology_root(), ontology_path() and iter_ontology_files() return importlib.resources-compatible Traversable objects, so callers never need to know whether the package was installed from a wheel or is running from this source checkout. During development, ontology_root() falls back to this repository's own ontology/ tree, so files are never duplicated under src/.

As a CLI

brasidatacenter --help
brasidatacenter tool

Commands are discovered by convention: any class under src/brasidatacenter/<component>/plugin/command/ that implements CommandPort is picked up automatically and listed in --help. Adding a command is a matter of dropping a file in the right place, not registering it anywhere.

License

Apache 2.0 — see LICENSE.