Ashley Sommer

Hi @JJ-Author Re-reading the original post, it seems there are two different requests here. One is quite easy, one is very hard. 1) Count the total number of items in...

@JJ-Author You're welcome to try to implement that feature independently using the method you described at those points in the code. If the feature works for your and fulfills your...

Hi @RiX012 Thanks for the report. The Table output is a relatively new feature in PySHACL, and it hasn't had much real-world testing. I can see where the problem lies,...

@RiX012 This is now fixed in new release v0.19.1

Hi @mielvds I've looked at the possibility of adding SHACL compact syntax in the past, but its very low on the priority list. Compact syntax is still a draft spec,...

@mielvds I've just released a new version of PySHACL (v0.18.1) that supports reading from stdin for the SHACL shape file. Let me know if that works for your use-case with...

Good idea. I've done coloured outputs for other projects I've worked on. But for some reason, I've never considered to add it for PySHACL. I'll get it implemented before the...

Another alternate operating mode could be a highly targeted version. See https://github.com/RDFLib/pySHACL/issues/53 You would be able to specify a single focus-node in the data graph to target, or use one...

I have another idea for a different tool entirely, called shacl-quickcheck. That will be a heavily cut-down version of pyshacl, it will have zero dependencies. It will have: - Removed...

Hi @rob-metalinkage Thanks for the feature requests. > I want to be able to target a specific graph in validation. PySHACL already has built-in support for validating on multi-graph datasets...