This software converts an array of triples into an RDF string, allowing for easier data analysis and organization.
RDF::Simple::Serialiser is a software tool designed for serializing RDF (Resource Description Framework) data. Through its simple and easy-to-use interface, the tool accepts an array of triples and returns a serialized RDF document. The SYNOPSIS section of the documentation provides helpful examples of how to use the tool to serialize triples.
One example shows how to use the tool to create a serialized RDF document based on an array of triples. The example code initializes a new instance of the tool, and then creates an array of triples. The tool then serializes the triples and returns the resulting RDF document.
Another example demonstrates how to customize the tool's behavior by adding namespaces and specifying a bNode id prefix. In this example, the tool's instance is again initialized with custom settings for nodeid_prefix and namespaces. The example then proceeds to create two bNodes and an array of triples that are serialized using the tool with the previously supplied settings.
Finally, the documentation provides a round-trip example that shows how an RDF document retrieved using LWP::Simple can be parsed using RDF::Simple::Parser and then serialized again using RDF::Simple::Serialiser. The example code retrieves an RDF document using LWP::Simple, parses the document using the parser, and then serializes the returned triples using the tool.
Overall, RDF::Simple::Serialiser is a powerful and useful tool for working with RDF data. Its simple and flexible interface makes it easy to use for a variety of tasks, from basic serialization to more complex customizations.
One example shows how to use the tool to create a serialized RDF document based on an array of triples. The example code initializes a new instance of the tool, and then creates an array of triples. The tool then serializes the triples and returns the resulting RDF document.
Another example demonstrates how to customize the tool's behavior by adding namespaces and specifying a bNode id prefix. In this example, the tool's instance is again initialized with custom settings for nodeid_prefix and namespaces. The example then proceeds to create two bNodes and an array of triples that are serialized using the tool with the previously supplied settings.
Finally, the documentation provides a round-trip example that shows how an RDF document retrieved using LWP::Simple can be parsed using RDF::Simple::Parser and then serialized again using RDF::Simple::Serialiser. The example code retrieves an RDF document using LWP::Simple, parses the document using the parser, and then serializes the returned triples using the tool.
Overall, RDF::Simple::Serialiser is a powerful and useful tool for working with RDF data. Its simple and flexible interface makes it easy to use for a variety of tasks, from basic serialization to more complex customizations.
What's New
Version 0.405: N/A