Triplate (Python)
A templating engine for RDF query & data languages (SPARQL, Turtle, …) with a
typed --- frontmatter header, injection-safe values, loops and conditionals.
Python reference implementation of the Triplate language.
from triplate import compile
template = """\
---
params {
classes: iri[] min 1
limit: int optional
}
---
SELECT ?s WHERE {
{% for c in classes join "UNION" %}
{ ?s a ${c} }
{% endfor %}
}
{% if limit %}LIMIT ${limit}{% endif %}
"""
tmpl = compile(template)
sparql = tmpl.render(classes=["http://example.org/Person"], limit=10)
Every input is declared in the mandatory --- frontmatter header with its RDF
type; the context is validated and each value escaped accordingly, so rendered
output is injection-safe and an unprocessed template fails fast.
See triplate.dev for the full guide and specification.
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