Sophia

A Rust toolkit for RDF and Linked Data.

It comprises the following crates:

• sophia_api defines a generic API for RDF and linked data, as a set of core traits and types; more precisely, it provides traits for describing
  • terms, triples and quads,
  • graphs and datasets,
  • parsers and serializers
• sophia_iri provides functions, types and traits for validating and resolving IRIs.
• sophia_inmem defines in-memory implementations of the Graph and Dataset traits from sophia_api.
• sophia_turtle provides parsers and serializers for the Turtle-family of concrete syntaxes.
• sophia_xml provides parsers and serializers for RDF/XML.
• sophia_jsonld provides preliminary support for JSON-LD.
• sophia_c14n implements RDF canonicalization.
• [sophia_resource] provides a resource-centric API.
• sophia_rio is a lower-level crate, used by the ones above.

and finally:

• sophia is the “all-inclusive” crate, re-exporting symbols from all the crates above. (actually, sophia_xml is only available if the xml feature is enabled)

Licence

CECILL-B (compatible with BSD)

Testing

The test suite depends on the [the JSON-LD test-suite which is included as a git submodule. In order to run all the tests, you need to execute the following commands:

$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update

Citation

When using Sophia, please use the following citation:

Champin, P.-A. (2020) ‘Sophia: A Linked Data and Semantic Web toolkit for Rust’, in Wilde, E. and Amundsen, M. (eds). The Web Conference 2020: Developers Track, Taipei, TW. Available at: https://www2020devtrack.github.io/site/schedule.

Bibtex:

@misc{champin_sophia_2020,
        title = {{Sophia: A Linked Data and Semantic Web toolkit for Rust},
        author = {Champin, Pierre-Antoine},
        howpublished = {{The Web Conference 2020: Developers Track}},
        address = {Taipei, TW},
        editor = {Wilde, Erik and Amundsen, Mike},
        month = apr,
        year = {2020},
        language = {en},
        url = {https://www2020devtrack.github.io/site/schedule}
}

History

An outdated comparison of Sophia with other RDF libraries is still available here.