Crate securiety 

A library for parsing and validating CURIEs.

CURIEs provide a compact syntax for representing URIs by using a prefix that maps to a namespace IRI. For example, HP:0000738.

Examples

Parsing a CURIE ensures that whenever the Curie type is encountered in your code, it has been validated. The Curie type cannot be constructed directly—only through parsing.

use securiety::{Curie, CurieParser, CurieParsing, CurieParsingError};
// Using a general parser
let parser = CurieParser::general();
let curie = parser.parse("HP:0000738")?;

// Using a specific parser
let mondo_parser = CurieParser::mondo();
let mondo_curie = mondo_parser.parse("MONDO:0006007")?;

Dynamic parser instantiation

When the ontology is only known at runtime, a parser can be instantiated via a prefix:

use securiety::{CurieParser, CurieParsing, CurieParsingError};
let parser = CurieParser::from_prefix("HP").unwrap();
let curie = parser.parse("HP:0000738")?;

Features

• Parse CURIE strings into structured Curie objects
• Validate CURIEs against various formats
• Support for specific ontology parsers (HP, MONDO, etc.)

Modules

• curie - Core CURIE data structure
• curie_parser - Parsing and expansion logic
• validators - CURIE validation implementations
• traits - Common traits for extensibility
• error - Error types

Re-exports

pub use curie::Curie;

pub use curie_parser::CurieParser;

pub use validators::regex_validator::CurieRegexValidator;

pub use error::*;

pub use traits::*;

Modules

curie

curie_parser

error

traits

validators