rdflib
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an RDF library for node.js. Suitable for client and server side.
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JavaScript
import {arrayToStatements} from './utils'
/**
* Parses json-ld formatted JS objects to a rdf Term.
* @param kb - The DataFactory to use.
* @param obj - The json-ld object to process.
* @return {Literal|NamedNode|BlankNode|Collection}
*/
export function jsonldObjectToTerm(kb, obj) {
if (typeof obj === 'string') {
return kb.rdfFactory.literal(obj)
}
if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, '@list')) {
if (kb.rdfFactory.supports["COLLECTIONS"] === true) {
return listToCollection(kb, obj['@list'])
}
return listToStatements(kb, obj)
}
if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, '@id')) {
return nodeType(kb, obj)
}
if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, '@language')) {
return kb.rdfFactory.literal(obj['@value'], obj['@language'])
}
if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, '@type')) {
return kb.rdfFactory.literal(obj['@value'], kb.rdfFactory.namedNode(obj['@type']))
}
if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, '@value')) {
return kb.rdfFactory.literal(obj['@value'])
}
return kb.rdfFactory.literal(obj)
}
/**
* Adds the statements in a json-ld list object to {kb}.
*/
function listToStatements(kb, obj) {
const listId = obj['@id'] ? nodeType(kb, obj) : kb.rdfFactory.blankNode()
const items = obj['@list'].map((listItem => jsonldObjectToTerm(kb, listItem)))
const statements = arrayToStatements(kb.rdfFactory, listId, items)
kb.addAll(statements)
return listId
}
function listToCollection(kb, obj) {
if (!Array.isArray(obj)) {
throw new TypeError("Object must be an array")
}
return kb.rdfFactory.collection(obj.map((o) => jsonldObjectToTerm(kb, o)))
}
/**
* Takes a json-ld formatted string {str} and adds its statements to {kb}.
*
* Ensure that {kb.rdfFactory} is a DataFactory.
*/
export default async function jsonldParser(str, kb, base) {
const baseString = base && Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(base, 'termType')
? base.value
: base
const jsonld = await import('jsonld')
// ⚠ Unit tests also work without accessing `jsonld.default` explicitly, but real browser usage will fail with
// just calling `jsonld.flatten`, so please do not remove `default`
const flattened = await jsonld.default.flatten(JSON.parse(str), null, {base: baseString})
return flattened.reduce((store, flatResource) => processResource(store, base, flatResource), kb)
}
function nodeType(kb, obj) {
if (obj['@id'].startsWith('_:')) {
// This object is a Blank Node. Pass the id without the `_:` prefix
return kb.rdfFactory.blankNode(obj['@id'].substring(2));
} else {
// This object is a Named Node
return kb.rdfFactory.namedNode(obj['@id']);
}
}
function processResource(kb, base, flatResource) {
const id = flatResource['@id']
? nodeType(kb, flatResource)
: kb.rdfFactory.blankNode()
for (const property of Object.keys(flatResource)) {
if (property === '@id') {
continue
} else if (property == '@graph') {
// the JSON-LD flattened structure may contain nested graphs
// the id value for this object is the new base (named graph id) for all nested flat resources
const graphId = id
// this is an array of resources
const nestedFlatResources = flatResource[property]
// recursively process all flat resources in the array, but with the graphId as base.
for (let i = 0; i < nestedFlatResources.length; i++) {
kb = processResource(kb, graphId, nestedFlatResources[i])
}
}
const value = flatResource[property]
if (Array.isArray(value)) {
for (let i = 0; i < value.length; i++) {
kb.addStatement(createStatement(kb, id, property, value[i], base))
}
} else {
kb.addStatement(createStatement(kb, id, property, value, base))
}
}
return kb
}
/**
* Create statement quad depending on @type being a type node
* @param kb
* @param subject id
* @param property
* @param value
* @return quad statement
*/
function createStatement(kb, id, property, value, base) {
let predicate, object
if (property === "@type") {
predicate = kb.rdfFactory.namedNode("http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#type")
object = kb.rdfFactory.namedNode(value)
} else {
predicate = kb.rdfFactory.namedNode(property)
object = jsonldObjectToTerm(kb, value)
}
return kb.rdfFactory.quad(id, predicate, object, kb.rdfFactory.namedNode(base))
}