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@unrdf/cli

v5.0.1

Published

UNRDF CLI - Command-line Tools for Graph Operations and Context Management

Downloads

7

Readme

@unrdf/cli

Version Production Ready

Command-line Tools for Graph Operations

CLI for working with RDF graphs. Create, query, update, and manage graphs from the terminal.

Installation

pnpm add -g @unrdf/cli
# or use with pnpm
pnpm exec unrdf

📚 Examples

See these examples that demonstrate @unrdf/cli:

Need CLI automation? Start with cli-automation-script.mjs.

Quick Start

# Create a new graph
unrdf graph create --name my-dataset

# Load data
unrdf graph load --graph my-dataset --file data.ttl

# Query with SPARQL
unrdf graph query --graph my-dataset --query "SELECT ?s WHERE { ?s ?p ?o }"

# Export data
unrdf graph export --graph my-dataset --format jsonld

# Create a context
unrdf context create --name my-context --graph my-dataset

# Evaluate a hook
unrdf hook eval --hook my-hook.mjs --quad <quad-json>

Features

  • ✅ Graph CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete)
  • ✅ Context management (switch between configurations)
  • ✅ SPARQL queries from CLI
  • ✅ Multiple export formats (TTL, JSON-LD, N-Triples)
  • ✅ Batch operations (import multiple files)
  • ✅ Hook evaluation and testing

Commands

  • unrdf graph create - Create new graph
  • unrdf graph delete - Delete graph
  • unrdf graph list - List graphs
  • unrdf graph load - Load RDF data
  • unrdf graph export - Export graph
  • unrdf graph query - Execute SPARQL
  • unrdf context use - Switch context
  • unrdf context create - Create context
  • unrdf hook eval - Test hooks

Documentation

Depends On

  • @unrdf/core - RDF substrate
  • @unrdf/hooks - Hook evaluation
  • @unrdf/federation - Federation commands
  • @unrdf/streaming - Stream monitoring

VOC Usage

  • VOC-5: Data Engineer (ETL CLI)
  • VOC-7: DevOps Operator (graph management)

License

MIT