web: RDF parser #1237
web: RDF parser #1237
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Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces an RDF parser to the web application, enabling it to process and utilize RDF data. The primary change involves adding the @rdfjs/parser-n3 library as a dependency, along with its associated type definitions. A basic example of parsing RDF data is included in src/common/rdf.ts. Additionally, there's a minor correction in ToDo.md ('Dark Modus' to 'Dark Mode') and a new item added to the performance section, suggesting the use of compressed TTL loading.
Highlights
- Dependency Injection: The pull request adds
@rdfjs/parser-n3as a dependency to enable RDF parsing capabilities. - RDF Parsing Example: A basic example of parsing RDF data using the
n3library is added insrc/common/rdf.ts. - To Do List Update: The pull request updates the ToDo.md file, correcting a typo and adding a suggestion to load compressed TTL data for performance improvements.
Changelog
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- web/ToDo.md
- Corrected 'Dark Modus' to 'Dark Mode'.
- Added a suggestion to load compressed TTL data for performance.
- web/bun.lock
- Added @rdfjs/[email protected] as a dependency.
- Added @types/[email protected] as a dev dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- Added [email protected] as a dependency.
- web/package.json
- Added @rdfjs/parser-n3 as a dependency.
- Added @types/n3 as a dev dependency.
- web/src/common/rdf.test.ts
- Created a new file with SPDX License Identifier
- web/src/common/rdf.ts
- Created a new file with a basic example of parsing RDF data using the
n3library.
- Created a new file with a basic example of parsing RDF data using the
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Code Review
This pull request introduces RDF parsing capabilities to the web application, which is a great step towards enhancing its semantic web capabilities. The addition of the @rdfjs/parser-n3 library and the initial RDF parsing logic are valuable contributions. However, there are some areas that could be improved to ensure code quality and maintainability.
Summary of Findings
- Missing Tests: The pull request introduces a new feature (RDF parsing) but lacks corresponding unit tests. Thorough testing is crucial to ensure the correctness and reliability of the new functionality.
- Error Handling: The current error handling in
web/src/common/rdf.tsis basic. More robust error handling and logging mechanisms should be implemented to provide better insights into potential issues during RDF parsing. - Code Clarity and Documentation: The example code in
web/src/common/rdf.tscould benefit from additional comments and documentation to explain the purpose and functionality of the RDF parsing logic.
Merge Readiness
While the pull request introduces valuable functionality, it is not yet ready for merging. The missing unit tests and basic error handling are significant concerns that need to be addressed. I recommend adding comprehensive unit tests and improving the error handling mechanisms before merging. I am unable to approve this pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. Given the high severity comments, I recommend that the pull request not be merged until those are addressed (at a minimum).
| parser.parse(tomAndJerry, (error: Error | null, quad: Quad | null /*, prefixes*/) => { | ||
| if (error) console.log(error) | ||
| else if (quad) console.log(quad) | ||
| // else console.log("# That's all, folks!", prefixes) |
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The current error handling is very basic. Consider adding more robust error handling, such as logging the error and potentially displaying a user-friendly message. Also, consider handling the prefixes parameter in the callback function, even if it's just for logging purposes.
| parser.parse(tomAndJerry, (error: Error | null, quad: Quad | null /*, prefixes*/) => { | |
| if (error) console.log(error) | |
| else if (quad) console.log(quad) | |
| // else console.log("# That's all, folks!", prefixes) | |
| parser.parse(tomAndJerry, (error: Error | null, quad: Quad | null /*, prefixes*/) => { | |
| if (error) { | |
| console.error("Error parsing RDF:", error); // Log the error | |
| // Optionally, display a user-friendly message | |
| } else if (quad) { | |
| console.log(quad) | |
| } // else console.log("# That's all, folks!", prefixes) | |
| }) |
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| * Dark Modus support! ;-) | ||
| * Dark Mode support! ;-) |
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Consider using a more descriptive phrase than the emoji-embellished ";-)". For example, "Consider implementing a dark mode for improved user experience."
| * Dark Mode support! ;-) | |
| * Consider implementing a dark mode for improved user experience. |
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