@tpluscode/shacl-cli v0.0.4

shacl-cli

Validate RDF using SHACL from the command line. Uses RDF/JS tooling

Why?

• Loads shapes and data graph from any RDF format known to @rdfjs/formats-common.
• Requires only node. No JVM, no Python, etc
• Easily load shapes and data from multiple sources using globs

Installation

npm install @tpluscode/shacl-cli

Usage

Usage: shacl-cli validate [options]

Options:
  --shapes <shapes...>      Sources of the Shapes Graph
  --data <data...>          Source of the Data Graph
  --prefixes <prefixes...>  Prefixes of common vocabularies known to the @zazuko/rdf-vocabularies package or custom prefixes as prefix=namespace
  -h, --help                display help for command

Shapes and data as globs

Validates multiple data files using multiple shape sources

shacl-cli validate \
  --shapes example/shape/*.ttl \
  --data example/person/*.ttl

Select individual files

Both --shapes and --data allow multiple values and can be used multiple times

shacl-cli validate \
  --shapes example/shape/Person.ttl example/shape/Occupation.ttl \
  --data example/person/John.ttl \
  --data example/person/Frank.ttl

Output prefixes

The output is a nicely formatted turtle. Add --prefixes to shorten URIs.

shacl-cli validate \
  --shapes example/shape/*.ttl \
  --data example/person/*.ttl \
  --prefixes schema person=http://example.org/person/

Other formats are supported

shacl-cli validate \
  --shapes example/shape/*.ttl \
  --data example/person/multiple.trig