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SuRF: a python Object RDF Mapper (ORM).

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This pull request builds upon [the Py3 pull request of @PonteIneptique](https://github.com/cosminbasca/surfrdf/pull/18). It fixes the `NoneReader` to return a dict when `get` is called (as it is done by other readers)

This pull request builds upon [the Py3 pull request of @PonteIneptique](https://github.com/cosminbasca/surfrdf/pull/18). It fixes the `ReaderPlugin` to only return the first element of the ask result

This pull request builds upon [the Py3 pull request of @PonteIneptique](https://github.com/cosminbasca/surfrdf/pull/18). It fixes the `RDFWriter` to only apply a filter if it exists.

This pull request builds upon [the Py3 pull request of @PonteIneptique](https://github.com/cosminbasca/surfrdf/pull/18). It fixes the `_prepare_add_many_query` function to use the correct insertion template (with data instead without)

This pull request builds upon [the Py3 pull request of @PonteIneptique](https://github.com/cosminbasca/surfrdf/pull/18). It fixes the `RDFWriter`. It now uses `&&` and `||` instead of `AND` and `OR`.

python 3.7.6 issue error for the Moduel surf.query class Filter(unicode): NameError: name 'unicode' is not defined It will be very helpful, if a work around is provided.

**Background:** I'm developing a python library that depends on `surf`, called `hucitlib`. I use `surf` to read and modify resources from a SPARQL endpoint. **Problem:** the tests for `hucitlib` work...

The code below throws AttributeError: 'ReaderPlugin' object has no attribute 'log' ``` import surf from surf.log import setup_logger, set_logger_level import logging setup_logger() set_logger_level(logging.DEBUG) store = surf.Store(reader="rdflib", writer="rdflib", rdflib_store="IOMemory") session =...

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As far as I can see in the documentation, SuRF is more focused on retrieving RDF resources and map them into Python objects, right @cosminbasca? I guess the opposite use...