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swc

The "swc" command line tool stands for "Semantic Web Client" and is a powerful utility for working with semantic web technologies.

  1. It is designed to interact with and query RDF data.
  2. The tool supports various RDF serialization formats such as RDF/XML, Turtle, N-Triples, JSON-LD, and more.
  3. It allows users to load and parse RDF datasets from local files or remote URLs.
  4. Users can perform complex SPARQL queries on the loaded datasets using the tool.
  5. The tool supports both SELECT and CONSTRUCT queries, enabling users to retrieve specific data or construct new RDF graphs.
  6. It provides options to customize the output format of query results.
  7. The tool also allows users to perform simple graph operations like merging, differencing, or intersecting RDF datasets.
  8. It supports importing remote SPARQL endpoints as data sources.
  9. Users can also create and edit RDF datasets using the tool.
  10. The "swc" command line tool is widely used by developers and researchers working with semantic web technologies for various tasks like data integration, exploration, and querying.

List of commands for swc:

  • swc:tldr:0e51e swc: Transpile the input file every time it is changed.
    $ swc ${filename} --watch
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  • swc:tldr:22b82 swc: Transpile a specified input file and output to `stdout`.
    $ swc ${filename}
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  • swc:tldr:443ea swc: Transpile a specified input directory and output to a specific directory.
    $ swc ${path-to-input_directory} --out-dir ${path-to-output_directory}
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  • swc:tldr:5b2d1 swc: Transpile a specified input directory using a specific configuration file.
    $ swc ${path-to-input_directory} --config-file ${path-to--swcrc}
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  • swc:tldr:cd6b8 swc: Transpile a specified input file and output to a specific file.
    $ swc ${path-to-input_file} --out-file ${path-to-output_file}
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  • swc:tldr:fd386 swc: Ignore files in a directory specified using glob path.
    $ swc ${path-to-input_directory} --ignore ${ignored_files}
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