Dave Beckett

Manual for Raptor 1.4.21

This documentation is Free Software / Open Source - you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same licenses as Raptor. It is licensed under the following three licenses as alternatives:

  1. GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) V2.1 or any newer version

  2. GNU General Public License (GPL) V2 or any newer version

  3. Apache License, V2.0 or any newer version

You may not use this documentation except in compliance with at least one of the above three licenses. See the Raptor site for the full license terms.


Raptor Overview
I. Raptor Tutorial
Initialising and Finishing using the Library
Listing built-in functionality
Parsing syntaxes to RDF Triples
Introduction
Create the Parser object
Parser features
Set RDF triple callback handler
Set fatal error, error and warning handlers
Set the identifier creator handler
Set namespace declared handler
Set the parsing strictness
Provide syntax content to parse
Parse the content from a URI (raptor_parse_uri())
Parse the content of a URI using an existing WWW connection (raptor_parse_uri_with_connection())
Parse the content of a C FILE* (raptor_parse_file_stream())
Parse the content of a file URI (raptor_parse_file())
Parse chunks of syntax content provided by the application (raptor_start_parse() and raptor_parse_chunk())
Restrict parser network access
Filtering parser network requests with feature RAPTOR_FEATURE_NO_NET
Filtering parser network requests with raptor_www_set_uri_filter()
Filtering parser network requests with raptor_parser_set_uri_filter()
Setting timeout for parser network requests with feature RAPTOR_FEATURE_WWW_TIMEOUT
Querying parser static information
Querying parser run-time information
Aborting parsing
Destroy the parser
Parsing example code
Serializing RDF triples to a syntax
Introduction
Create the Serializer object
Serializer features
Declare namespaces
Set error and warning handlers
Provide a destination for the serialized syntax
Serialize to a filename (raptor_serialize_start_to_filename())
Serialize to a string (raptor_serialize_start_to_string())
Serialize to a FILE* file handle (raptor_serialize_start_to_file_handle())
Serialize to an raptor_iostream (raptor_serialize_start_to_iostream())
Serialize to an raptor_iostream and close iostream (raptor_serialize_start())
Get or construct RDF Triples
Send RDF Triples to serializer
Querying serializer run-time information
Destroy the serializer
Serializing example code
II. Raptor Reference Manual
Parsers in Raptor (syntax to triples)
Introduction
GRDDL parser (name grddl)
Guess parser (name guess)
N-Triples parser (name ntriples)
RDFa parser - (name rdfa)
RDF/XML parser - default (name rdfxml)
RSS Tag Soup parser (name rss-tag-soup)
TRiG parser (name trig)
Turtle Terse RDF Triple Language parser (name turtle)
Serializers in Raptor (triples to syntax)
Introduction
Atom 1.0 serializer (name atom)
JSON serializers (name json and name json-triples)
N-Triples serializer - default (name ntriples)
RDF/XML serializer (name rdfxml)
RDF/XML (Abbreviated) serializer (name rdfxml-abbrev)
RDF/XML (XMP Profile) serializer (name rdfxml-xmp)
Turtle serializer (name turtle)
RSS 1.0 serializer (name rss-1.0)
GraphViz dot serializer (name dot)
Initialisation — Library startup, shutdown and configuration.
General — General library constants and utility functions
Memory — Memory handling functions
Constants — Constant values and strings
Features — Parser and Serializer features
I/O Stream — Providing streaming I/O writing to files, strings or user code.
Locator — Location information for errors, warnings and messages.
Parser — RDF parsers - from a syntax to RDF triples
SAX2 — SAX2 XML Parsing API with namespaces and base URI support.
Sequence — Ordered sequence of items.
Serializer — RDF serializers - from RDF triples to a syntax
String buffer — Append-only strings.
Triples — RDF Triples
Unicode — Unicode and UTF-8 utility functions.
URI Factory — Provide an implementation for the URI class.
URI — URI class and relative URI computation
WWW — Retrieval of URI content from the web.
XML Namespaces — Namespaces in XML include stacks of Namespaces
XML QName — XML Namespace-qualified names.
XML — XML and XML Writer
Index


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