construction-site: a usable library for RDF construction
Uses:
- rdflib >= 5.0.0
Rough API design:
ConstructionSite()
.load(file1.json) # Creates graph from direct json mapping
.construct(query1) # Creates new graph containing mapping from file1.json graph
.construct(query2) # Creates new graph containing mapping from file1.json graph
.load(file2.json) # Creates graph from direct json mapping
.construct(query3) # Creates new map graph containing mapping from file2.json graph
.collect() # aggregate all constructed graphs into one
.check(shacl) # validate the constructed graph against shacl
.run()
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