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jsonld-lite

v0.4.9

Published

3 years ago

A slimmed down version of jsonld.js for usage with webpack.

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JSON Linked Data JSON-LD RDF Semantic Web jsonld

jsonld-lite

jsonld-lite is a stripped version of jsonld.js. The main purpose is to provide a version of jsonld.js which can be used together with webpack and not pulling in all dependencies it normally needs for running on node.

Notes

Should not work on node.js ;)
Fixed jsonld.js version to 0.4.9, due to a funny bug
Difference to jsonld.js
- dropped node support, removes request and pkginfo as dependencies
- removed jquery and node documentLoader
- removed RDFa parser, this drops the need for a XML parser. This removes xmldom dependency
- removed JsonLdProcessor, as it seems to be unnecessary

Issues

Any issues occurring are most likely originating from json.ld, especially parsing or formatting issues. If you believe the issues are originating from this package, report them here.

Build

jsonld-lite is built by transforming the jsonld.js source with the help of jscodeshift. The applied transformations can be found in the transformations folder.

You build jsonld-lite yourself by running

npm install
npm run prepublish

License

jsonld.js is licensed under the BSD-3-Clause license. As this project is basically a slimmed down version of jsonld.js, it is also licensed under the BSD-3-Clause.

The transformations are licensed under the GPL-3.0.