RDFObject (RDFObj)
A Python library for Object-Oriented RDF data manipulation
Key Features
RDFObject provides a seamless bridge between Python objects and RDF data, offering:
- OWL to Python code generation: Automatically generate Python classes from OWL ontologies.
- Object-Triple Store mapping: Map Python objects directly to RDF triples.
- CRUD operations: Create, Read, Update, and Delete RDF data with ease.
- Browsing API: Explore RDF datasets using both object models and SPARQL queries.
Purpose
This library simplifies the exploration and manipulation of large-scale RDF datasets. It functions as an ORM-like library, mapping Python objects to RDF using auto-generated SPARQL queries. The Python class model is dynamically extracted from the OWL specification, ensuring consistency and reducing manual effort.
Presentations
Tutorial
For a hands-on guide, see:
Custom Ontology Creation and RDF Query API Generation
Installation
Install the library via pip:
pip install rdfobj
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