lincd-cli/defaults/package/src/ontologies/example-ontology.ts

Command line tools for the lincd.js library

import {NamedNode} from 'lincd/models';
import {JSONLD} from 'lincd-jsonld/lib/utils/JSONLD';
import {createNameSpace} from 'lincd/utils/NameSpace';
import {linkedOntology} from '../package';
//import all the exports of this file as one variable called _this (we need this at the end)
import * as _this from './${hyphen_name}';

/**
 * Load the data of this ontology into memory, thus adding the properties of the entities of this ontology to the local graph.
 */
export var loadData = () => {
  if (typeof module !== 'undefined' && typeof exports !== 'undefined') {
    // CommonJS import
    return import('../data/${hyphen_name}.json').then((data) => JSONLD.parse(data));
  } else {
    // ESM import
    //@ts-ignore
    return import('../data/${hyphen_name}.json',{ with: { type: "json" } }).then((data) => JSONLD.parse(data));
  }
};

/**
 * The namespace of this ontology, which can be used to create NamedNodes with URI's not listed in this file
 */
export var ns = createNameSpace('${uri_base}');

/**
 * The NamedNode of the ontology itself
 */
export var _self: NamedNode = ns('');

//A list of all the entities (Classes & Properties) of this ontology, each exported as a NamedNode
// export var ExampleClass: NamedNode = ns('ExampleClass');
// export var exampleProperty: NamedNode = ns('exampleProperty');

//An extra grouping object so all the entities can be accessed from the prefix/name
export const ${camel_name} = {
  // ExampleClass,
  // exampleProperty,
};

//Registers this ontology to LINCD.JS, so that data loading can be automated amongst other things
linkedOntology(_this, ns, '${hyphen_name}', loadData, '../data/${hyphen_name}.json');