@comunica/bus-merge-bindings-context
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A bus for creating merge handlers that are responsible for merging context entries in bindings with different values.
This module is part of the Comunica framework, and should only be used by developers that want to build their own query engine.
Click here if you just want to query with Comunica.
$ yarn add @comunica/bus-merge-bindings-context
"https://linkedsoftwaredependencies.org/bundles/npm/@comunica/bus-merge-bindings-context/^3.0.0/components/context.jsonld"ActorMergeBindingsContext:_default_busActors extending ActorMergeBindingsContext are automatically subscribed to this bus.
v3.0.1 - 2024-03-19
@comunica/actor-query-operation-filter-sparqlee -> @comunica/actor-query-operation-filter@comunica/actor-query-operation-orderby-sparqlee -> @comunica/actor-query-operation-orderbyrdf-resolve-quad-pattern bus has been removed in favor of the new query-source-identify bus. This bus enables identification of IQuerySource's which can accept any kind of query operation, not just quad patterns like before.<a name="v2.10.2"></a>
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A comunica bus for merge-bindings-context events.
The npm package @comunica/bus-merge-bindings-context receives a total of 1,114 weekly downloads. As such, @comunica/bus-merge-bindings-context popularity was classified as popular.
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