Comunica for experimental query execution packages
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This is a monorepo that contains packages for allowing Comunica to execute experimental SPARQL features. With experimental we don't mean unstable, rather non-standardized. If you want to use a Comunica Next engine, have a look at Comunica SPARQL next.
Concretely, this monorepo adds experimental features support to Comunica using the following packages in the packages directory.
Click here to learn more about Comunica Next, or to see live examples.
(JSDoc: https://comunica.github.io/comunica-feature-next/)
This repository should be used by Comunica module developers as it contains multiple Comunica modules that can be composed. This repository is managed as a monorepo using Lerna.
If you want to develop new features or use the (potentially unstable) in-development version, you can set up a development environment for Comunica.
Comunica requires Node.JS 8.0 or higher and the Yarn package manager. Comunica is tested on OSX, Linux and Windows.
This project can be setup by cloning and installing it as follows:
$ git clone https://github.com/comunica/comunica-feature-next.git
$ cd comunica-feature-next
$ yarn installNote: npm install is not supported at the moment, as this project makes use of Yarn's workspaces functionality
This will install the dependencies of all modules, and bootstrap the Lerna monorepo.
After that, all Comunica packages are available in the packages/ folder
and can be used in a development environment, such as querying with Comunica SPARQL Next (engines/query-sparql-next).
Furthermore, this will add pre-commit hooks
to build, lint and test.
These hooks can temporarily be disabled at your own risk by adding the -n flag to the commit command.
This code is copyrighted by Ghent University – imec and released under the MIT license.