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Thomas Bergwinkl edited this page Jun 8, 2016
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There are many modules for parsing, serializing, stores for persistence and simplified data handling. In general all modules are available at npm and you can use the Github repository name to install them.
- Abstract - Can be used to implement own parsers
- DOM - Can be used to implement parsers for XML or HTML formats
- JSON-LD - Uses the reference implementation to supports all document forms
- Microdata - Fork of the Green Turtle parser
- RDF/XML - Fork of the rdflib.js RDF/XML parser
- Turtle & N-Triples - Uses N3.js for parsing
Also see rdf-formats-common if you want to get support for the most common formats.
- Abstract - Can be used to implement own serializers
- JSON-LD - Outputs JSON-LD in flat document form
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N-Triples - Uses the
.toNT()
method to serialize N-Triples - RDF/XML - A basic RDF/XML serializer
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SPARQL Update - Generates
INSERT DATA
SPARQL updates - Turtle - Uses N3.js for serializing
Also see rdf-formats-common if you want to get support for the most common formats.
- Abstract - Abstract implementation, can be used to build your own store
- ACL wrapper - Add ACL support to your RDF store
- File system - Using the file system
- In Memory - Store loaded in memomory
- LDP - Query an external Linked Data Platform via RESTful HTTP requests
- Local/Remote - Uses a local store or a remote store depending on the IRI
- Multistore - Use multiple store depending on the IRI
- Single graph (memory) - Store has only a single graph
- SPARQL - Uses the Graph Store HTTP Protocol interface
- Clownface - Simple but powerful graph traversing library
- Common Formats - Loads parsers and serializers for the most common formats
- SimpleRDF - Simple but powerful graph to object mapping
- RDF body parser - Node.js body parsing middleware, parses incoming RDF data