@oslo-flanders/jsonld-context-generator
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Generates a JSON-LD context file from an OSLO-compliant RDF file
OSLO JSON-LD Context GeneratorGiven an OSLO-compliant RDF file, this tool generates a JSON-LD context file
npm install @oslo-flanders/jsonld-context-generator
To use the service from the command line anywhere, you can install it globally.
npm install -g @oslo-flanders/jsonld-context-generator
The service is executed from the CLI and expects the following parameters:
| Parameter | Description | Required | Possible values |
|---|---|---|---|
--input | The URL or local file path of an OSLO-compliant RDF file | :heavy_check_mark: | |
--output | The name of the output file | No, defaults to context.jsonld | |
--language | The language in which the context must be generated (labels) | :heavy_check_mark: | |
--addDomainPrefix | Prefix every attribute with its domain | No | true or false (default) |
--silent | Suppress log messages | No | true or false (default) |
--scopedContext | Boolean that decides to keep the @context scoped or not | No | true or false (default) |
oslo-jsonld-context-generator --input report.jsonld --language nl
oslo-jsonld-context-generator --input https://data.vlaanderen.be/ns/adres.jsonld --language nl
oslo-jsonld-context-generator --input https://data.vlaanderen.be/ns/adres.jsonld --output context.jsonld --language nl --scopedContext true
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Generates a JSON-LD context file from an OSLO-compliant RDF file
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