Fuseki CLI

Fuseki is a populair SPARQL / Triplestore implementation in Java that is simple and robust to use. See Jena Apache Jena Fuseki documentation for more info. The Fuseki CLI is a build as a TypeScript based wrapper to use and support the services that are provided from the Open Source version.

Jena Fuseki Server Dependencies

This pre-release only supports a local Jena Fuseki Service as a peer depedency for this package. See for info how to install and use: @dgwnu/fuseki-service.
Other server installations could work but are not tested (or in scope). Hint: Any localhost installation should work like HomeBrew but there might be some authorization issues to resolve in "shiro.ini"

NPM installation

npm install https://github.com/dgwnu/fuseki-cli.git --save

CLI-commands

At this moment there is only some prelimannary support to configure and use Fuseki-services Api.

Services

npx fuseki < ping | server >

Command	Function
ping	Fuseki Server is Up or Down status check
server	Fuseki Server Configuration

Datasets

npx fuseki datasets <parameters>

Parameters	Function
(<datasetName>)	Gets configuration of all datasets (or one specified by <datasetName>)
-a (or -add) <assemblerFilePath>	Add dataset with <assemblerFilePath> configuration
-r (or -remove) <datasetName>	Remove dataset specified by <datasetName>

GraphStore Data Management

npx fuseki < put | post > <datasetName> <uploadFilePath>

Parameters must always be specified:

• <datasetName> the dataset to update
• <uploadFilePath> the location of data file to upload

Command	Function
put	Replace all with new data
post	Update (non-blank) nodes with new data (and add non-exsiting)
Other commands with other Service functionality will be added soon (in 2021 ;-)).

CLI-library

This package provides a TypeScript based library to reuse and /or extend the CLI-functionality.

Import library in your TypeScript-application and use it to make extended functionality:

import { ping } from '@dgwnu/fuseki-cli';

// Use Fuseki Server Ping Service
ping.subscribe({
    next: (up) => console.log(up),
    error: (down) => console.log(down)
});

The Fuseki CLI source provides all examples you need.