shexstatements package

It’s also possible to use shexstatements in Python programs. This page gives a complete detail of the different modules that can be used in the programs.

In our first example, we take a look at the method generate_shex_from_csv, which takes as input a CSV file containing shexstatements and a delimiter. In this example, we use “,” as a delimiter.

from shexstatements.shexfromcsv import CSV

shex = CSV.generate_shex_from_csv("language.csv", delim=",")
print(shex)

In our second example, we use a data string consisting of shexstatements and make use of the function generate_shex_from_data_string. Note here, that we use “|” as a delimiter.

from shexstatements.shexfromcsv import CSV

shexstatements="""
wd|<http://www.wikidata.org/entity/>
wdt|<http://www.wikidata.org/prop/direct/>
xsd|<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#>

@language|wdt:P31|wd:Q34770|# instance of a language
@language|wdt:P1705|LITERAL|# native name
@language|wdt:P17|.|+|# spoken in country
@language|wdt:P2989|.|+|# grammatical cases
@language|wdt:P282|.|+|# writing system
@language|wdt:P1098|.|+|# speakers
@language|wdt:P1999|.|*|# UNESCO language status
@language|wdt:P2341|.|+|# indigenous to
"""

shex = CSV.generate_shex_from_data_string(shexstatements)
print(shex)

shexstatements package

Submodules

shexstatements.shexfromcsv

shexstatements.shexfromapplprofilecsv

shexstatements.errors