barnard59-validate-shacl v0.3.8

barnard59-validate-shacl

A barnard59 step that validates RDF using the Shapes Constraint Language (SHACL).

Install

npm install barnard59-validate-shacl --save

Exported steps

validate

Validates a chunk of RDF against a set of conditions specified in a SHACL graph.

The argument is a RDF stream containing the SHACL shapes.

prefix : <https://pipeline.described.at/>
prefix code: <https://code.described.at/>

<#shaclValidate> a :Step ;
  code:implementedBy
    [
      a code:EcmaScriptModule ;
      code:link <node:barnard59-validate-shacl/validate.js#shacl>
    ] ;
  code:arguments ( <#CubeShapes> ) ;
.

Note that this operation does not take care of partitioning the data, using this operation requires to prepare the data accordingly.

To pass additional options, initialize the step with named arguments instead. All except shape are optional.

prefix : <https://pipeline.described.at/>
prefix code: <https://code.described.at/>

<#shaclValidate> a :Step ;
  code:implementedBy
    [
      a code:EcmaScriptModule ;
      code:link <node:barnard59-validate-shacl/validate.js#shacl>
    ] ;
  code:arguments
    [ code:name "shape" ; code:value <#CubeShapes> ] ,
    # validation will stop when the given number is reached (default 1)
    # set to 0 to report all errors    
    [ code:name "maxErrors" ; code:value 100 ] ,
    # callback function which allows pipeline authors to perform
    # additional actions and/or decide to continue the pipeline 
    # when SHACL violations are encountered (see below)
    [ 
      code:name "onViolation" ; 
      code:value [ a code:EcmaScriptModule ; code:link <file:...> ] ;
    ] ;
.

onViolation

The function below could be used to continue the pipeline when SHACL violations are found but none of them are sh:Violation.

import { sh } from '@tpluscode/rdf-ns-builders'

/**
* @param context {Object} Pipeline context
* @param data {DatasetCore} Data graph which failed validation
* @param report {ValidationReport}
*/
export function continueOnWarnings({ context, data, report }) {
    const hasViolations = report.results.some(({ severity }) => severity.equals(sh.Violation))

    return !hasViolations
}