AtomsForPeace/aiosparql

An asynchronous SPARQL client library using aiohttp

An asynchronous SPARQL library using aiohttp

Synopsis

from aiosparql.syntax import (
    IRI, Namespace, Node, PrefixedName, RDF, RDFTerm, Triples)

# define a namespace

class Boo(Namespace):
    __iri__ = IRI("http://boo#")
    SomeClass = PrefixedName
    website = PrefixedName
    label = PrefixedName

# create a node

node = Node("<subject>", {
    RDF.type: Boo.SomeClass,
    Boo.website: IRI("http://example.org"),
    Boo.label: "some label", # "some label" will be automatically escaped
})

# missing prefixed names will show on your IDE and fail on execution

print(Boo.something) # AttributeError!

# create triples

triples = Triples([("s", "p", "o")]) # o is automatically escaped
triples.append(("s", Boo.website, IRI("http://example.org")))
triples.extend([("s", Boo.website, IRI("http://example.org"))])

print(triples) # print the triples is a format usable directly in a SPARQL
               # query. It also groups by subject automatically for you


from aiosparql.client import SPARQLClient

client = SPARQLClient("http://dbpedia.org/sparql")
result = await client.query("select * where {?s ?p ?o} limit 1")
# result is a dict of the JSON result
result = await client.update("""
    with {{graph}}
    insert data {
        {{}}
    }
    """, triples)
# the triples will be automatically indented to produce a beautiful query


from aiosparql.escape import escape_any

print(escape_any(True)) # "true"
print(escape_any("foo")) # "foo"
print(escape_any(5)) # "5"
print(escape_any(5.5)) # "5.5"^^xsd:double

Installation

• User space installation

  easy_install --user aiosparql
  

• System wide installation

  easy_install aiosparql
  

Requirements

• Python >= 3.5

Testing

In order for the tests to run, you should have the following docker container started:

docker run -d --name travis-virtuoso -p 8890:8890 -e SPARQL_UPDATE=true tenforce/virtuoso:1.2.0-virtuoso7.2.2

Credits

This software has been produced by Dacota One.