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unrdf

v4.2.3

Published

Production-ready RDF knowledge graph library with Knowledge Hooks, SPARC methodology, Knowledge Substrate optimization, AI/Semantic integration, Distributed Federation, Real-time Streaming, and HTF Framework

Readme

UNRDF

RDF knowledge graphs with batteries included.

npm install unrdf

Quick Start

import { createKnowledgeSubstrateCore } from 'unrdf';

// One function gives you everything
const core = await createKnowledgeSubstrateCore();

// Parse RDF
const store = core.parseTurtle(`
  @prefix ex: <http://example.org/> .
  ex:Alice ex:knows ex:Bob .
`);

// Query
const results = core.query(store, `SELECT ?person WHERE { ?person ?p ?o }`);
for (const binding of results) {
  console.log(binding.get('person').value);
}

That's it. createKnowledgeSubstrateCore() gives you:

  • TransactionManager (atomic operations)
  • KnowledgeHookManager (autonomous behaviors)
  • EffectSandbox (safe execution)
  • LockchainWriter (audit trails)
  • Performance optimization
  • Observability

The Hierarchy

| Level | Use When | Entry Point | |-------|----------|-------------| | 1. Knowledge Substrate | Default (recommended) | createKnowledgeSubstrateCore() | | 2. Knowledge Hooks | Need custom autonomous behaviors | defineHook(), registerHook() | | 3. Low-level APIs | Edge cases, multi-store scenarios | parseTurtle(), query(), etc. |

Start at Level 1. Drop down only when necessary.


Level 1: Knowledge Substrate (Recommended)

import { createKnowledgeSubstrateCore } from 'unrdf';

const core = await createKnowledgeSubstrateCore({
  // All enabled by default - the 20% that delivers 80% of value
  enableTransactionManager: true,
  enableKnowledgeHookManager: true,
  enableEffectSandbox: true,
  enableLockchainWriter: true,
  enableObservability: true,

  // Optional - enable only if needed
  enablePolicyPackManager: false,
  enableResolutionLayer: false,
});

// Access components
const txManager = core.getComponent('TransactionManager');
const hookManager = core.getComponent('KnowledgeHookManager');
const lockchain = core.getComponent('LockchainWriter');

Level 2: Knowledge Hooks (When Needed)

Only if you need custom autonomous behaviors beyond what the Substrate provides:

import { defineHook, registerHook } from 'unrdf';

const myHook = defineHook({
  meta: { name: 'custom-validator' },
  before(event) { /* validate */ },
  run(event) { /* execute */ },
  after(result) { /* cleanup */ }
});

registerHook(myHook);

Level 3: Low-level APIs (Rare)

Only for edge cases like multi-store scenarios:

import { parseTurtle, query, validateShacl } from 'unrdf';

const store1 = parseTurtle(data1);
const store2 = parseTurtle(data2);
const results = query(store1, sparql);

Documentation

| Guide | Purpose | |-------|---------| | START-HERE.md | Quick orientation | | WHICH-FEATURES.md | Decision trees | | tutorials/ | Step-by-step learning | | how-to/ | Task recipes | | reference/ | API documentation |


Examples

node examples/01-minimal-parse-query.mjs

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • ESM modules

License

MIT