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@traqula/algebra-sparql-1-2

v1.0.3

Published

Convert SPARQL to SPARQL algebra

Readme

SPARQL 1.2 AST, SPARQL 1.2 Algebra transformer

npm version

Modular transformer to transform a SPARQL 1.1 AST generated by Traqula to SPARQL 1.1 algebra. There is also support for 'non-algebra' entities such as ASK, FROM, etc. to make sure the output contains all relevant information from the query.

Installation

npm install @traqula/algebra-sparql-1-2

or

yarn add @traqula/algebra-sparql-1-2

Import

Either through ESM import:

import { toAst, toAlgebra } from '@traqula/algebra-sparql-1-2';

or CJS require:

const { toAst, toAlgebra } = require('@traqula/algebra-sparql-1-2');

Usage

Input for the translation function should be a Traqula AST, by calling Traqula parser. Algebra operations are modeled as objects of the structure { name: string; input: Operation[] }. The transformation is detailed by section 18.3 of the SPARQL 1.2 specification.

The example bellow demonstrates this package usage where we parse a query string and transform it to algebra, from the algebra we will go back to a query string. Note that unlike the AST level, we do not provide round tripping on algebra level.

import { Parser } from '@traqula/parser-sparql-1-2';
import { Generator } from '@traqula/generator-sparql-1-2';
import { toAlgebra, fromAlgebra } from '@traqula/algebra-sparql-1-2';
// Initialize required variables.
const parser = new Parser();
const generator = new Generator();
const query = `SELECT * { ?s ?p ?o }`;

const ast = parser.parse(query);
const algebra = toAlgebra(ast);

const generatedAst = toAst(algebra);
const generatedQuery = generator.generate(generatedAst);

The algebra transformer for SPARQL 1.2 is a modification of the SPARQL 1.1 algebra transformer; therefore, much of the documentation of that transformer holds here too.