Rinke Hoekstra
Rinke Hoekstra
This adds a `node` entry to the results returned by the Schemarama SHACL validator (as is described in the readme) This fixes #48
The `failures` array in the report currently does not list the identifier of the node that violates the shape, e.g.: ``` { "property": "https://example.com/ssn", "message": "More than 1 values", "shape":...
I think it's great to standardise on what a reconciliation API should and shouldn't do, but I strongly favour ensuring that the API response is in line with the W3C...
It is fine in JSON-LD to refer to an external context, either by explicit URI, or by a relative one. However, the linter currently raises the warning `Value for the...
Linter shows: * `Usage of JSON-LD syntax token "type" in the JSON-LD object type of "GraphObject" is invalid`, or * `Usage of JSON-LD syntax token "@value" in the JSON-LD object...
The `graph-notebook` package currently has a strict dependence on `rdflib` version 5.0.0, while that package is already at v6.2.0 at the time of writing. https://github.com/aws/graph-notebook/blob/f99dd18f8ad5459b9c9b3ed8e6b5537c4fd3dddf/requirements.txt#L16 Version 6 is fully Python...
Both `transitive_subjects` and `transitive_objects` return the starting node as first element. This means that they do not behave intuitively, nor is the behavior according to what's described in the docstring....
While trying out the code at http://www.hackzine.org/using-apache-tika-from-python-with-jnius.html I get the exception below. Is there any way to set StartOnFirstThread to false for the VM. ``` log4j:WARN No appenders could be...
[RFC 3986 section 5.1](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3986#section-5.1) specifies that relative URIs should be expanded against the document's base URI. In absence of an explicit base, there are prescribed steps to determine the base...
When building a dataset from N-Quads, the `JsonLdProcessor` checks for every triple whether it is unique. This is done through a pairwise comparison in `JsonLdProcessor._compare_rdf_triples()` This means that the triples...