N00bs questions about rdf-ext

[bergos]

@betehess Thanks for your issue. Feedback is always very welcome to know where to extend the documentations, simplify stuff in the code etc.

The browser version is built using the build.js program. You can run it using node 'node build.js' or with the npm install script 'npm install'. That should build a rdf-ext.js in the dist folder.

At the moment only the package.json file describes the node dependencies. In the browser it's a little bit different. But the usage section covers already what to import. At the moment you need to download the dependencies manually. Usually the latest version of the dependencies should work. In the future I want to use bower. There is already an issue for this task.

RDF-Ext is an extension to http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-interfaces/. Section 4.1 describes why there is a parseTurtle method.

So you also want to process only fragments of the serialized graph? Like it's possible with N3.js? That could be possible with ProcessCallback, but the other parsers don't support this feature (RDF/XML, JSON-LD). So I suggest at the moment that you use N3.js directly if you need that feature. The ProcessorCallback can be used at the moment, but it's like parsing and calling graph.forEach().

It would be cool if you could integrate RDF-Ext into banana-rdf. I will integrate you feedback into the next version of the README. Also an example folder seems to be a good idea.

[bergos]

This issue was moved to rdf-ext-archive/discussions#16