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A pure Dart package for working with RDF (resource description framework).

RDFLib #

A pure Dart package for working with RDF (resource description framework).

Features #

  • Create triple instances (with data types)
  • Create a graph to store triples without duplicates
  • Find triples based on criteria
  • Export graph to turtle ttl format (default)
    • Export to encrypted turtle ttl file with AES encryption
  • Bind long namespace with customized shortened name for readability
  • Include reserved vocabulary of OWL 2
  • Parse local turtle ttl file and store triples in the graph in memory
    • Parse encrypted turtle ttl file which is encrypted using AES

Getting started #

Refer to the code example below, or go to /example to find out more!

For testing the rdflib package #

# create a dart project for testing
dart create test_rdflib
cd test_rdflib
# install rdflib as the dependency with dart pub add
dart pub add rdflib
# copy the following code to /bin/test_rdflib.dart
# run the file with dart
dart run

Usage #

Head over to our GitHub repo to check out more examples!

1. General usage #

The following code snippet shows how to:

  1. Create a Graph instance;
  2. Create and store triples with different data types;
  3. Find entities based on customized criteria;
  4. Bind shorted string to long namespace;
  5. Export graph data to turtle file;
import 'dart:io';
import 'package:rdflib/rdflib.dart';

main() async {
  /// the following example is modified from <https://rdflib.readthedocs.io/en/stable/gettingstarted.html#a-more-extensive-example>
  Graph g = Graph();

  URIRef example = URIRef.fullUri('http://example.org');

  // subject and predicate should be a valid URIRef instance
  URIRef donna = example.slash('donna');

  g.add(Triple(sub: donna, pre: RDF.type, obj: FOAF.Person));

  // add duplicated record
  g.add(Triple(sub: donna, pre: RDF.type, obj: FOAF.Person));
  g.add(Triple(sub: donna, pre: FOAF.nick, obj: Literal('donna', lang: 'en')));
  g.add(Triple(sub: donna, pre: FOAF.name, obj: Literal('Donna Fales')));

  // add duplicated record
  g.add(Triple(sub: donna, pre: FOAF.name, obj: Literal('Donna Fales')));
  g.add(Triple(
      sub: donna,
      pre: FOAF.mbox,
      obj: URIRef.fullUri('mailto:donna@example.org')));

  // add another in the graph
  URIRef ed = example.slash('edward');
  g.add(Triple(sub: ed, pre: RDF.type, obj: FOAF.Person));
  g.add(Triple(
      sub: ed, pre: FOAF.nick, obj: Literal('ed', datatype: XSD.string)));
  g.add(Triple(sub: ed, pre: FOAF.name, obj: 'Edward Scissorhands'));
  g.add(Triple(
      sub: ed,
      pre: FOAF.mbox,
      obj: Literal('e.scissorhands@example.org', datatype: XSD.anyURI)));

  // TEST triples should print correctly
  print('-' * 30);
  for (Triple t in g.triples) {
    // duplicated records will not be added and printed out
    print(t);
  }

  print('-' * 30);

  // TEST correct subjects/objects should print out
  for (URIRef s in g.subjects(RDF.type, FOAF.Person)) {
    for (var o in g.objects(s, FOAF.mbox)) {
      // should print out URIRef(mailto:donna@example.org) and
      // Literal(e.scissorhands@example.org, datatype: URIRef(http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#anyURI))
      print(o);
    }
  }

  // bind 'foaf' to FOAF for easy readout
  g.bind('foaf', FOAF(ns: FOAF.foaf));

  /// uncomment the following line to test binding a customized namespace
  /// g.bind('example', Namespace(ns: 'http://example.org/'));

  // export graph to turtle format, create directory if it doesn't exist
  String currentPath = Directory.current.path;
  String examplePath = '$currentPath/example';
  if (!await Directory(examplePath).exists()) {
    await Directory(examplePath).create(recursive: true);
  }
  g.serialize(format: 'ttl', dest: '$examplePath/ex1.ttl');
  // can also export to an encrypted file (will add .enc before .ttl in file name)
  g.serialize(
      format: 'ttl',
      dest: '$examplePath/ex1.ttl',
      encrypt: 'AES',
      passphrase: 'helloworld!');
}

2. SOLID Health Ontology Example #

import '../lib/rdflib.dart';

main() {
  Graph g = Graph();

  Namespace shData = Namespace(ns: 'http://silo.net.au/data/SOLID-Health#');
  Namespace shOnto =
  Namespace(ns: 'http://sii.cecs.anu.edu.au/onto/SOLID-Health#');

  URIRef newAssessTab = shData.withAttr('AssessmentTab-p43623-20220727T120913');
  g.addNamedIndividual(newAssessTab);

  // Literal string
  g.add(Triple(
      sub: newAssessTab, pre: RDF.type, obj: shOnto.withAttr('AssessmentTab')));

  // Literal string
  g.add(Triple(
      sub: newAssessTab,
      pre: shOnto.withAttr('asthmaControl'),
      obj: Literal('Poor Control')));

  // Literal integer
  g.add(Triple(
      sub: newAssessTab,
      pre: shOnto.withAttr('diastolicBloodPressure'),
      obj: Literal('75')));

  // Literal float/double
  g.add(Triple(
      sub: newAssessTab,
      pre: shOnto.withAttr('systolicBloodPressure'),
      obj: Literal('125.0')));

  URIRef newSeeAndDoTab = shData.withAttr('SeeAndDoTab-p43623-20220727T120913');
  URIRef newSeeAndDoOption =
  shData.withAttr('SeeAndDoOption-p43623-20220727T120913-fitnessDrive');

  g.addNamedIndividual(newSeeAndDoTab);
  g.addNamedIndividual(newSeeAndDoOption);
  // link two triple individuals
  g.addObjectProperty(
      newSeeAndDoTab, shOnto.withAttr('hasSeeAndDoOption'), newSeeAndDoOption);

  /// binding for readability
  g.bind('sh-data', shData);
  g.bind('sh-onto', shOnto);

  g.serialize(dest: 'example/ex2.ttl');
}

3. Parsing local turtle file #

import 'package:rdflib/rdflib.dart';

main() async {
  String filePath = 'example/ex1.ttl';
  // create a graph to read turtle file and store info
  Graph g = Graph();
  // wait for it to complete parsing
  await g.parse(filePath);
  // full format of triples (will use shorthand in serialization/export)
  for (Triple t in g.triples) {
    print(t);
  }
  // export it to a new file (should be equivalent to the original one)
  g.serialize(format: 'ttl', dest: 'example/ex3.ttl');
}

3.1 Parsing encrypted local turtle file

import 'package:rdflib/rdflib.dart';

main() async {
  /// create a new graph to hold the data
  Graph g = Graph();

  /// need to use await keyword
  await g.parseEncrypted('example/ex1.enc.ttl', passphrase: 'helloworld!');
  print('Contexts:\n${g.contexts}');
  print('Data:\n${g.triples}');

  /// serialize it to specified location, should be equivalent to original file
  g.serialize(format: 'ttl', dest: 'example/ex1.dec.ttl');
}

Additional information #

Useful resources #

  1. RDFLib
  2. Introduction to RDF

How to contribute #

Make a pull request on our GitHub repo!

Acknowledgement #

This rdflib dart package is modelled on the RDFLib.

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A pure Dart package for working with RDF (resource description framework).

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