Commandline Application - 4rdf

command-line tool for working with RDF documents and models

4RDF command-line application Note: This is a general-purpose RDF tool. If you wish to query a 4Suite repository, you may find '4ss rdf' more convenient.

Usage

4rdf

[--help] [--version] [--dump] [--input-format=<FORMAT>]
[--serialize=<FORMAT>] [--output=<PATH>] [--spring]
[--graphviz=<PATH>] [--full-uris] [--driver=<DRIVER>]
[--dbname=<DBNAME>] [--source-uri=<URI>] [source]...

Options

Name	Description
-h, --help	show detailed help message
-V, --version	display version information and exit
-d, --dump	Dump the resulting triples from the specified file or database in Python list-of-tuple form to standard output (no persistent changes are made). This is the default action if no driver is specified
--input-format=<FORMAT>	The format of the input file, can be "rdfxml" (the default), "n3", or "ntriples"
-s, --serialize=<FORMAT>	Serialize the RDF from the given file or database to standard output (no persistent changes are made). Uses the given format, "rdfxml","ntriples","svg", or "jpeg"
-o, --output=<PATH>	A path to the file that the resulting output will be written to
-l, --spring	Use a spring algorithm (runs neato instead of dot) to layout the graph
-g, --graphviz=<PATH>	The location of the graphviz executables (used for svg and jpeg serializations)
-f, --full-uris	Do not abbreviate URIs according to RDF labels and built-in abbreviations
--driver=<DRIVER>	Use the given 4RDF backend driver
--dbname=<DBNAME>	Update the RDF model database with the given name
--source-uri=<URI>	Override the URI used as the base of the document during deserialization

Arguments

Name	Description
source	The URI of an RDF/XML, N3, or N-Triples document, or "-" to indicate standard input.

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