oxrdflib 0.2.1

rdflib stores based on pyoxigraph

Oxrdflib

Oxrdflib provides rdflib stores using pyoxigraph.

The stores could be used as drop-in replacements of the rdflib default ones. They support context but not formulas. Transaction support is not implemented yet.

SPARQL query evaluation is done by pyoxigraph instead of rdflib if an oxrdflib store is used.

Two stores are currently provided:

• An in-memory store, named "OxMemory".
• A disk-based store based on the Sled key-value store, named "OxSled".

Oxrdflib is available on Pypi and installable with:

pip install oxrdflib

The oxrdflib stores are automatically registered as rdflib store plugins by setuptools.

API

"OxMemory", an in-memory store

To create a rdflib graph with pyoxigraph in memory store use

rdflib.Graph(store="OxMemory")

instead of the usual

rdflib.Graph()

Similarly, to get a conjunctive graph, use

rdflib.ConjunctiveGraph(store="OxMemory")

instead of the usual

rdflib.ConjunctiveGraph()

"OxSled", a disk-based store

The disk-based store is based on the Sled key-value store. Sled is not stable yet and its storage system might change in the future.

To open Sled based graph in the directory test_dir use

graph = rdflib.Graph(store="OxSled")
graph.open("test_dir")

The store is closed with the close() method or automatically when Python garbage collector collects the store object.

It is also possible to not provide a directory name. In this case, a temporary directory will be created and deleted when the store is closed. For example, this code uses a temporary directory:

rdflib.Graph(store="OxSled")

rdflib.ConjunctiveGraph is also usable with "OxSled".

Development

To run the test do first pip install -e to register the stores in rdflib plugin registry. Then, cd tests && python -m unittest should run the tests.

The code is automatically formatted using black. A pre-commit configuration is provided. Run pip install pre-commit && pre-commit install to install pre-commit as a git pre-commit hook in your clone.