KRROOD
KRROOD stands for Knowlege Representation & Reasoning Through Object Oriented Design. This project aims to provide a unified way to represent and reason about knowledge in Python using the principles of object oriented design.
This project also is consistent with many of the ideas mentioned in the book Knowledge Representation and Reasoning. And of course the books about object oriented design.
Installation
pip install krrood
If you want to use the visualization feature, you will also need to install rustworkx_utils.
pip install rustworkx_utils
Entity Query Language (EQL)
EQL is a relational query language that is pythonic, and intuitive.
The interface side of EQL is inspired by euROBIN entity query language white paper.
Ormatic
PyCharm plugin
Python Role Lens, a PyCharm/IntelliJ plugin that teaches the IDE about krrood's Role
delegation pattern (completion, type inference, and Go-to-Declaration on delegated attributes),
lives at plugins/pycharm/pyroles-pycharm/. It is a
self-contained Gradle project, built and published to the JetBrains Marketplace independently of
the Python workspace.
Documentation
Read the documentation here.
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