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You could use JSON/JS objects and JSON Schemas to query SPARQL Endpoint, semi-similar to GraphQL.\n\nYou manipulate programmatically with a query JS objects. The client gathers metadata from the RDF4J SPARQL Endpoint (retrieves SHACL Shapes to infer internal JSON Schema), generates SPARQL Select ot Update queries, submits them to the SPARQL Endpoint and gets results as lazy object collections.\n\nIt is ment to use as a base for the schema-driven and SHACL Shapes-driven Web UI [agentlab/ldkg-ui-react](https://github.com/agentlab/ldkg-ui-react).\n\n![SPARQL JSLD Client Architecture Overview](/docs/ArchitectureOverview.png)\n\n## Features\n\n- Retrieves SPARQL Prefixes (namespaces) from a server (requires RDF4J REST API)\n- Retrieves RDFS classes and SHACL Shapes from a server, converts it into JSON Schemas and caches them\n- Retrieves Linked Data metadata (class contexts, names and descriptions for class and property shapes) and caches them inside JSON Schemas\n- Uses object-oriented \"entity query\" descriptions (Collection Constraints) and JSON Schemas with additional Linked Data metadata (converted from shapes) to generate SPARQL Select and SPARQL Update queries\n- Converts SPARQL Results into JS objects and puts it into a blackboard\n- Handles state changes and notifies all registered handler functions about specific property change\n- Have an API for RDF repository creation and deletion on a server (requires RDF4J REST API)\n- Supports bulk-load data from local files to RDF repository on a server (requires RDF4J REST API)\n- Supports lazy loading and \"load more\" incremental page-based fetching\n- Could be extended with specialized collection processors via `registerMstCollSchema()`\n- Composable MST Model -- MstRepository tree could be inserted into a parent MST tree in another MST project\n\n## Prerequisites\n\nClient requires:\n\n- RDF4J triplestore with RDF4J REST API extensions in addition to standard SPARQL 1.1 Query and SPARQL 1.1 Update.\n- RDF triplestore should have SHACL Shapes for rdfs classes and properties (for base classes as well as subclasses used by this client).\n\n## Usage\n\n### RDF4J Repository Creation and Data Uploading (low level client API, without MST)\n\n```typescript\nimport { SparqlClientImpl, uploadFiles } from '@agentlab/sparql-jsld-client';\n\nconst client = new SparqlClientImpl('http://localhost:8181/rdf4j-server');\nawait client.createRepositoryAndSetCurrent({ \"Repository ID\": \"reqs2\" }, 'native-rdfs-dt);\n\nconst files = [\n {\n file: 'vocabs/rm.ttl',\n baseURI: '',\n },\n {\n file: 'shapes/rm/rm-shapes.ttl',\n baseURI: '',\n },\n {\n file: 'data/sample-collection.ttl',\n baseURI: '',\n },\n];\nawait uploadFiles(client, files, './test-data/');\n```\n\n### RDF4J Client SPARQL Queries (low level client API, without MST)\n\n```typescript\nconst results = await client.sparqlSelect('SELECT * WHERE ?s ?p ?o');\n```\n\n### Reactive Collections (high-level client API with MST and SPARQL Queries Generation)\n\n```typescript\nimport { MstRepository, rootModelInitialState } from '@agentlab/sparql-jsld-client';\n\nconst repository = MstRepository.create(rootModelInitialState, { client }); // client -- the same SparqlClientImpl instance\nrepository.setId('reqs2');\n\n//select all objects by schema (by rdfs class)\nconst coll = repository.addColl('rm:ArtifactShape');\nawait coll.loadColl();\nconst dataJs: JsObject[] = coll.dataJs;\nconsole.log(dataJs);\n\n//select all objects by schema and conditions and process it reactively\nconst coll2 = repository.addColl({\n entConstrs: [\n {\n schema: 'rm:ArtifactShape',\n conditions: {\n identifier: 30000,\n },\n },\n ],\n});\nwhen(\n () => coll2 !== undefined && coll2.data.length > 0,\n () => {\n const dataJs2: JsObject[] = coll2.dataJs;\n console.log(dataJs2);\n repository.removeColl(coll2); // cleanup to save some memory\n },\n);\n```\n\n### More complex entity query example\n\nFor example, an entity query to retrieve class shapes and property shapes:\n\n```typescript\n{\n entConstrs: [\n {\n schema: 'sh:NodeShapeShape',\n conditions: {\n targetClass: 'rm:Artifact',\n property: '?eIri1',\n },\n },\n {\n schema: 'sh:PropertyShapeShape',\n },\n ],\n orderBy: [{ expression: 'order1', descending: false }],\n},\n```\n\nFrom this definition the SparqlGen will produce SPARQL Query like this:\n\n```SPARQL\nPREFIX rdf: \nPREFIX dcterms: \nPREFIX sh: \nPREFIX rm: \nCONSTRUCT {\n ?eIri0 rdf:type sh:NodeShape.\n ?eIri0 sh:property ?eIri1.\n ?eIri0 sh:targetClass rm:Artifact.\n ?eIri0 dcterms:title ?title0.\n ?eIri0 dcterms:description ?description0.\n ?eIri0 rm:inCreationMenu ?inCreationMenu0.\n ?eIri0 rm:defaultIndividNs ?defaultIndividNs0.\n ?eIri0 rm:defaultFormat ?defaultFormat0.\n ?eIri0 rm:iconReference ?iconReference0.\n\n ?eIri1 rdf:type sh:PropertyShape.\n ?eIri1 sh:name ?name1.\n ?eIri1 sh:description ?description1.\n ?eIri1 sh:path ?path1.\n ?eIri1 sh:order ?order1.\n ?eIri1 sh:datatype ?datatype1.\n ?eIri1 sh:minCount ?minCount1.\n ?eIri1 sh:maxCount ?maxCount1.\n ?eIri1 sh:class ?class1.\n ?eIri1 sh:nodeKind ?nodeKind1.\n ?eIri1 rm:shapeModifiability ?shapeModifiability1.\n ?eIri1 rm:valueModifiability ?valueModifiability1.\n}\nWHERE {\n ?eIri0 rdf:type sh:NodeShape;\n sh:targetClass rm:Artifact.\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri0 dcterms:title ?title0. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri0 dcterms:description ?description0. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri0 rm:inCreationMenu ?inCreationMenu0. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri0 rm:defaultIndividNs ?defaultIndividNs0. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri0 rm:defaultFormat ?defaultFormat0. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri0 rm:iconReference ?iconReference0. }\n\n OPTIONAL {\n ?eIri1 rdf:type sh:PropertyShape.\n ?eIri0 sh:property ?eIri1.\n ?eIri1 sh:path ?path1.\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 sh:name ?name1. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 sh:description ?description1. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 sh:order ?order1. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 sh:datatype ?datatype1. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 sh:minCount ?minCount1. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 sh:maxCount ?maxCount1. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 sh:class ?class1. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 sh:nodeKind ?nodeKind1. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 rm:shapeModifiability ?shapeModifiability1. }\n OPTIONAL { ?eIri1 rm:valueModifiability ?valueModifiability1. }\n }\n}\nORDER BY (?order1)\n```\n\n## Local Development\n\nUse pnpm.\n\nTo to override the default settings from .env.test create file .env.test.local (git-ignored).\n\nFor single test run\n\n```bash\npnpm test -- -t \"should select namespaces\"\n```\n\nFor single testsuite run\n\n```bash\npnpm test SparqlClient.spec.ts\n```\n\n## License\n\n- [GPL 3.0](LICENSE)\n","readmeFilename":"README.md"}