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@mavbraba/graphql-ld-querying
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GraphQL-LD querying with Comunica; a practical approach
This package illustrates a practical approach for federated querying linked data sources using GraphQL-LD queries.
This practical approach was originally used in the i-Learn project, but is set available here as a project-agnostic tool.
Install this npm package globally (to use its command line only)
npm install -g @mavbraba/graphql-ld-querying
or locally as a dependency of your project (to use the Javascript library and optionally also the command line):
cd <your-project-dir>
# if not done earlier, do next line now:
npm init
npm install @mavbraba/graphql-ld-querying
The tool can be used from the command line (CLI) or as a Javascript library.
The parameters for both methods are common and will be discussed below.
For convenient usage of the example files used below, copy or link the package's example
directory to your current working directory.
Note: the command shown below assumes global installation; for local installation, prepend it with node_modules/.bin/
.
Usage is explained by calling the tool with the -h
option:
graphql-ld-querying -h
Usage: graphql-ld-querying [options]
Options:
-v, --version output the version number
-c, --config <configuration> configuration (as a JSON string or "@" followed by the name of a JSON file)
-q, --query <query> GraphQL-LD query (query string or "@" followed by the name of a file containing a
query string)
-p, --parameter-context <parameter-context> JSON-LD context resolving IRI parameters used in the query (JSON-LD string or "@"
followed by the name of a file containing a JSON-LD string)
-s, --suppress-context Suppress "@context" in the answer
-l, --logLevel <level> logging level (choices: "error", "warn", "info", "verbose", "debug", "silly",
default: "info")
-h, --help display help for command
An exhaustive command line example:
graphql-ld-querying -c '{
"dataSources": [
"examples/1/datasources/ilearn-combined-inferred-v2.ttl"
],
"context": {
"id": "@id",
"prefLabel": {"@id": "http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#prefLabel", "@language": "nl"},
"member": {"@id": "http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#member"}
}
}' -q '{
id(_:ID) @single
prefLabel @single
member @optional {
id @single
prefLabel @single
}
}' -p '{
"ID": "http://ilearn.ilabt.imec.be/vocab/elem/sleutelcompetenties"
}'
A convenient command line example (with parameters read from file):
graphql-ld-querying -c @examples/1/config.json -q @examples/1/queries/collection_from_id.gql -p @examples/1/paramContexts/collection_from_id.json
(Code valid when placed in this directory):
const {QueryTool} = require('@mavbraba/grapql-ld-querying');
async function main() {
const config = {
"dataSources": [
"examples/1/datasources/ilearn-combined-inferred-v2.ttl"
],
"context": {
"id": "@id",
"prefLabel": {"@id": "http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#prefLabel", "@language": "nl"},
"member": {"@id": "http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#member"}
}
};
const query = `
{
id(_:ID) @single
prefLabel @single
member @optional {
id @single
prefLabel @single
}
}`;
const parameterContext = {
"ID": "http://ilearn.ilabt.imec.be/vocab/elem/sleutelcompetenties"
};
// next instance of the tool may be reused for several queries:
const queryTool = new QueryTool(config);
// one query:
const result = await queryTool.queryGraphQlLd(query, parameterContext, false);
console.log(JSON.stringify(result, null, 2));
}
main();
An object with properties dataSources
and context
.
dataSources
: an array of data sources to be queried. Remote data sources and local files are supported. Local file paths are relative to the working directory.
context
: a JSON-LD context.
A string according to the syntax for GraphQL-LD queries.
Only required if the query contains one or more elements that are not defined in the context but represent IRIs.
A parameterContext
is needed with this query:
{
id(_:ID) @single
prefLabel @single
member @optional {
id @single
prefLabel @single
}
}
because the element in this query (ID
) represents an IRI. An accompanying parameterContext
resolves this ID
. An example value:
{
"ID": "http://ilearn.ilabt.imec.be/vocab/elem/sleutelcompetenties"
}
If false
, the result of a query is a self-contained, complete JSON-LD document of this form:
{
"@context":
...,
"@graph": [
...
]
}
If the caller only needs the "@graph"
property, the suppressContext
parameter can be set to true
.
In that case the "@context"
property will be omitted from the result.
The package's examples
directory contains example configurations, queries and parameterContexts.
cd
into the cloned directorynpm i
npm run build
See usage above, however:
node ./dist/bin/cli.js
; nothing to prepend hereexamples
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GraphQL-LD querying with Comunica; a practical approach
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