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@oslo-flanders/jsonld-rdf-formatter

v1.0.6

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Convert an RDF Turtle file to JSON-LD using a provided context

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OSLO JSON-LD RDF formatter

Given an RDF Turtle (.ttl) file and a JSON-LD context, this tool converts the Turtle data into a structured JSON-LD document

Install

npm install @oslo-flanders/jsonld-rdf-formatter

Global install

To use the service from the command line anywhere, you can install it globally.

npm install -g @oslo-flanders/jsonld-rdf-formatter

API

The service is executed from the CLI and expects the following arguments:

Arguments

| Argument | Description | Required | | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- | ------------------ | | <ttl-file> | Path to the input RDF Turtle file | :heavy_check_mark: | | <context> | The URL or local file path of a JSON-LD context file | :heavy_check_mark: |

Options

The service is executed from the CLI and expects the following optional parameters:

| Option | Description | Default | | --------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | ------------------- | | -o, --output <file> | The name of the output JSON-LD file | <ttl-file>.jsonld | | -r, --root <object> | Root object for which to generate the JSON-LD | |

Sidenote

The converter uses the n3 library to parse Turtle files and the jsonld library to perform RDF-to-JSON-LD conversion and compaction. The provided context must be a valid JSON-LD context document. If the context is not valid or cannot be fetched, the conversion will fail. Same for the Turtle file.

Usage

jsonld-rdf-formatter MAGDA-GeefPersoon-REST-Voorbeeld-Wettelijke-Woonplaats.ttl persoon-im.jsonld
jsonld-rdf-formatter MAGDA-GeefPersoon-REST-Voorbeeld-Wettelijke-Woonplaats.ttl persoon-im.jsonld --output result.jsonld
jsonld-rdf-formatter MAGDA-GeefPersoon-REST-Voorbeeld-Wettelijke-Woonplaats.ttl persoon-im.jsonld --output result.jsonld --root GeregistreerdPersoon