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Remove Raptor support for everything but XML #77
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Let's wait for #81 to fix this. |
I propose to remove the serialization support for XML as well. That way we only have to support the serd serializer |
Fine with we, but we do lose functionality though then (whereas we don't with removing Raptor). That said, seem even better to leave XML conversion to external tools. |
Well, tbh I actually meant to remove raptor support for rdf serialization only, and keep it for the parsing stuff. But removing raptor completely is fine with me as well. Saves us one dependency to maintain, and rdf/xml is such a legacy format.. |
Can we say there is a consensus on removing raptor completely? (i.e. disgarding XML as input and output format) If so, then we might prepare a PR for this |
Hi! I was talking to someone in SEMANTiCS from a company that integrates different data sources, and they are still using RDF/XML. Well, I am also fine with removing raptor, we can label the old raptor code somehow such that anyone can hack a bit to put it back if really needed. |
@webdata If this feature is valuable to them, this company may be able to contribute the maintenance of the Raptor option to the hdt-cpp project? That would be a win-win. |
Nah, we should just support piping from STDIN (#25) and then they should pipe from |
@RubenVerborgh Thanks for the pointer, but this pull request has remained unmerged for well over a year. Maybe the aforementioned company can put their weight behind rebasing and merging this pull request? |
I'm sure that @rubensworks is happy to take it up again. I propose to continue with the removal of Raptor. |
@RubenVerborgh I would have time to look into rebasing/rewriting #25. I'm just wondering if it is still necessary, as @MarioAriasGa has pointed out that piping can already be done on Mac and Linux. Furthermore, #25 only adds a new method for streaming triples into |
Serd is now supported for both parsing and serializing. We should probably not maintain two parsers, and only keep Raptor around for XML.
Discussed in #53.
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