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This library provides primitive traits to serialize and deserialize
Linked-Data types. It is shipped with derive macros (using the derive
feature) that can automatically implement those primitives for you.
§Example
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use rdf_syntax::{IriBuf, iri};
use linked_data::{SerializeLinkedData, DeserializeLinkedData};
#[derive(SerializeLinkedData, DeserializeLinkedData)]
#[ld(prefix("ex" = "http://example.org/"))]
struct Foo {
#[ld(id)]
id: IriBuf,
#[ld("ex:name")]
name: String,
#[ld("ex:email")]
email: String
}
let value = Foo {
id: iri!("http://example.org/JohnSmith").to_owned(),
name: "John Smith".to_owned(),
email: "john.smith@example.org".to_owned()
};
let quads = linked_data::ser::to_rdf_quads(&value)
.expect("RDF serialization failed");
for quad in quads {
println!("{quad} .")
}This should print the following:
<http://example.org/JohnSmith> <http://example.org/name> "John Smith" .
<http://example.org/JohnSmith> <http://example.org/email> "john.smith@example.org" .Re-exports§
pub use de::DeserializeLinkedData;pub use de::LinkedDataDeserializer;pub use ser::LinkedDataSerializer;pub use ser::SerializeLinkedData;
Modules§
Structs§
- RdfUnordered
- Utility wrapper to turn lists into unordered collections.