owl22python
Bidirectional OWL2 ⇄ Python over a renderable block/class system. Make blocks, make classes from
data, and keep an OWL ontology for everything you make. Dependency-light (pydantic + jinja2), no
network, no external services.
What's in it
pydantic_stack—RenderablePiece(a block: a renderable typed pydantic model) +MetaStack(a stack of blocks that renders to one output).template_mixins—TemplateAttributeMixin/TemplateMethodMixin: class-level templating —add_attribute,add_method,execute_template_sequence— grow a class's attributes and methods from data at runtime.templated_class—TemplatedClass: aBaseModel+ the mixins, configurable from a dict, that can emit real.pysource of itself (generate_class_template/generate_code_files).owl22python(xml)/python22owl(cls)— OWL2/XML ⇄ a generatedRenderablePiececlass (one typed field per OWLDataProperty). Bidirectional: every class knows its own OWL, so you can define a thing in OWL or in Python and round-trip it.
Example
from owl22python import owl22python, python22owl, RenderablePiece, MetaStack, TemplatedClass
# OWL -> a live Python class
M = owl22python(EXAMPLE_OWL2_XML)["ModelClass"]
owl = M(species="Great Horned Owl", wingspan_cm=120.0, nocturnal=True)
print(owl.render()) # -> OWL individual (RDF/XML) + typed triples
# Python -> OWL (the inverse): the class knows its own ontology
print(python22owl(M)) # -> OWL2/XML schema for M
MIT.
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