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An implementation of the RDF Dataset Normalization Algorithm in JavaScript
An implementation of the RDF Dataset Normalization Algorithm in JavaScript.
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npm install rdf-canonize
const canonize = require('rdf-canonize');
This package has support for rdf-canonize-native. This package can be useful if your application requires doing many canonizing operations asyncronously in parallel or in the background. It is highly recommended that you understand your requirements and benchmark using JavaScript vs native bindings. The native bindings add overhead and the JavaScript implementation may be faster with modern runtimes.
The native bindings are not installed by default and must be explicitly installed.
npm install rdf-canonize
npm install rdf-canonize-native
Note that the native code is not automatically used. To use the native bindings
you must have them installed and set the useNative
option to true
.
const canonize = require('rdf-canonize');
Install in your project with npm and use your favorite browser bundler tool.
const dataset = {
// ...
};
// canonize a data set with a particular algorithm with async/await
const canonical = await canonize.canonize(dataset, {algorithm: 'URDNA2015'});
// canonize a data set with a particular algorithm and force use of the
// native implementation
const canonical = await canonize.canonize(dataset, {
algorithm: 'URDNA2015',
useNative: true
});
This library includes a sample testing utility which may be used to verify that changes to the processor maintain the correct output.
The test suite is included in an external repository:
https://github.com/json-ld/normalization
This should be a sibling directory of the rdf-canonize directory or in a
test-suites
dir. To clone shallow copies into the test-suites
dir you can
use the following:
npm run fetch-test-suite
Node.js tests can be run with a simple command:
npm test
If you installed the test suites elsewhere, or wish to run other tests, use
the TEST_DIR
environment var:
TEST_DIR="/tmp/tests" npm test
To generate earl reports:
# generate the earl report for node.js
EARL=earl-node.jsonld npm test
Browser testing with karma is done indirectly through jsonld.js.
See docs in the benchmark README.
The source code for this library is available at:
https://github.com/digitalbazaar/rdf-canonize
Commercial support for this library is available upon request from Digital Bazaar: support@digitalbazaar.com
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An implementation of the RDF Dataset Normalization Algorithm in JavaScript
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