Global

Members

bnodes

Our identified blank nodes @private
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RDFParser

DOM Level 2 node type magic numbers @final
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RDFParser

Standard namespaces that we know how to handle @final
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reify

Reification flag
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store

Our triple store reference @private
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uri

Legacy getter and setter alias, node.uri
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why

A context for context-aware stores @private
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Methods

addArc()

Add an arc or property to this frame
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addBNode()

Add a bnode to this frame
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addCollection()

Add a collection node to this frame
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addCollectionArc()

Add a collection arc to this frame
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addLiteral()

Add a literal to this frame
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addNode()

Add a symbolic node to this frame
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addStatus(req, statusMessage)

Records a status message (as a literal node) by appending it to the request's metadata status collection.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
req BlankNode
statusMessage string
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addSymbol()

Add a symbol of a certain type to the this frame
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clearUpstreamCount()

We want to start counting websocket notifications to distinguish the ones from others from our own.
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createContainer(parentURI, folderNameopt, dataopt) → {Promise.<Response>}

Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
parentURI string URI of parent container
folderName string <optional>
 Optional folder name (slug)
data string <optional>
 Optional folder metadata
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Type
Promise.<Response>

(async) createIfNotExists(doc) → {Promise}

Create an empty resource if it really does not exist Be absolutely sure something does not exist before creating a new empty file as otherwise existing could be deleted.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
doc NamedNode The resource
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Promise

delete(uri, optionsopt) → {Promise.<Response>}

Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
uri string
options Object <optional>
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Promise.<Response>

dir()

Returns an $rdf node for the containing directory, ending in slash.
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editable(uri, kb) → {string|boolean|undefined}

Tests whether a file is editable. Files have to have a specific annotation that they are machine written, for safety. We don't actually check for write access on files.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
uri string
kb IndexedFormula
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The method string SPARQL or DAV or LOCALFILE or false if known, undefined if not known.
Type
string | boolean | undefined

failFetch(options, errorMessage, statusCode, response) → {Promise.<Object>}

Records errors in the system on failure: - Adds an entry to the request status collection - Adds an error triple with the fail message to the metadata - Fires the 'fail' callback - Rejects with an error result object, which has a response object if any
Parameters:
Name Type Description
options Object
errorMessage string
statusCode number
response Response // when an fetch() error
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Promise.<Object>

fetchUri(docuri, options) → {Promise.<Object>}

(The promise chain ends in either a `failFetch()` or a `doneFetch()`)
Parameters:
Name Type Description
docuri string
options Object
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Returns:
fetch() result or an { error, status } object
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Promise.<Object>

(static) fromBoolean(value) → {Literal}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
value Boolean
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Returns:
Type
Literal

(static) fromDate(value) → {Literal}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
value Date
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Returns:
Type
Literal

(static) fromNumber(value) → {Literal}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
value Number
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Returns:
Type
Literal

(static) fromValue(value) → {Node|Collection}

Creates an RDF Node from a native javascript value. RDF Nodes are returned unchanged, undefined returned as itself.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
value Node | Date | String | Number | Boolean | Undefined
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Type
Node | Collection

fromValue(value) → {Literal}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
value
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Returns:
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Literal

getHeader(doc, header) → {Array|undefined}

Looks up response header.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
doc
header
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Returns:
a list of header values found in a stored HTTP response, or [] if response was found but no header found, or undefined if no response is available. Looks for { [] link:requestedURI ?uri; link:response [ httph:header-name ?value ] }
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Array | undefined

guessContentType(uri) → {string}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
uri string
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Returns:
Type
string

handleError(response, docuri, options) → {Promise}

Called when there's a network error in fetch(), or a response with status of 0.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
response Response | Error
docuri string
options Object
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Promise

handleResponse(response, docuri, options)

Handle fetch() response
Parameters:
Name Type Description
response Response fetch() response object
docuri string
options Object
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handlerForContentType(contentType) → {Handler|null}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
contentType string
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Returns:
Type
Handler | null

indexedFormulaQuery(myQuery, callback, fetcher, onDone)

This function will match a pattern to the current kb The callback function is called whenever a match is found When fetcher is supplied this will be called to satisfy any resource requests currently not in the kb. The fetcher function needs to be defined manualy and should call $rdf.Util.AJAR_handleNewTerm to process the requested resource.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
myQuery a knowledgebase containing a pattern to use as query
callback whenever the pattern in myQuery is met this is called with the new bindings as parameter
fetcher IGNORED OBSOLETE f.fetecher is used as a Fetcher instance to do this.
onDone callback when query finished
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initFetchOptions(uri, options) → {Object}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
uri string
options Object
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Type
Object

isCrossSite(uri) → {boolean}

Tests whether a request is being made to a cross-site URI (for purposes of retrying with a proxy)
Parameters:
Name Type Description
uri string
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Type
boolean

isTripleToLoad()

Check if it's OK to load a triple
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load(uri, options=opt) → {Promise.<Result>}

Promise-based load function Loads a web resource or resources into the store. A resource may be given as NamedNode object, or as a plain URI. an arrsy of resources will be given, in which they will be fetched in parallel. By default, the HTTP headers are recorded also, in the same store, in a separate graph. This allows code like editable() for example to test things about the resource.
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Default Description
uri Array.<NamedNode> | Array.<string> | NamedNode | string
options= <optional>
 {Object}
options.fetch function <optional>
options.referringTerm NamedNode <optional>
 Referring term, the resource which referred to this (for tracking bad links)
options.contentType string <optional>
 Provided content type (for writes)
options.forceContentType string <optional>
 Override the incoming header to force the data to be treated as this content-type (for reads)
options.force boolean <optional>
 Load the data even if loaded before. Also sets the `Cache-Control:` header to `no-cache`
options.baseURI Node | string <optional>
 docuri Original uri to preserve through proxying etc (`xhr.original`).
options.proxyUsed boolean <optional>
 Whether this request is a retry via a proxy (generally done from an error handler)
options.withCredentials boolean <optional>
 flag for XHR/CORS etc
options.clearPreviousData boolean <optional>
 Before we parse new data, clear old, but only on status 200 responses
options.noMeta boolean <optional>
 Prevents the addition of various metadata triples (about the fetch request) to the store
options.noRDFa boolean <optional>
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Promise.<Result>

loadTriple()

Load any constructed triples into the store
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lookUpThing(term, rterm) → {Promise}

Looks up something. Looks up all the URIs a things has.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
term NamedNode canonical term for the thing whose URI is to be dereferenced
rterm NamedNode the resource which referred to this (for tracking bad links)
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Promise

normalizedContentType(options, headers) → {string}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
options Object
headers Headers
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string

nowKnownAs()

Note two nodes are now smushed If only one was flagged as looked up, then the new node is looked up again, which will make sure all the URIs are dereferenced
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nowOrWhenFetched()

Asks for a doc to be loaded if necessary then calls back Calling methods: nowOrWhenFetched (uri, userCallback) nowOrWhenFetched (uri, options, userCallback) nowOrWhenFetched (uri, referringTerm, userCallback, options) <-- old nowOrWhenFetched (uri, referringTerm, userCallback) <-- old Options include: referringTerm The document in which this link was found. this is valuable when finding the source of bad URIs force boolean. Never mind whether you have tried before, load this from scratch. forceContentType Override the incoming header to force the data to be treated as this content-type. Callback function takes: ok True if the fetch worked, and got a 200 response. False if any error happened errmessage Text error message if not OK. response The fetch Response object (was: XHR) if there was was one includes response.status as the HTTP status if any.
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offlineOverride(uri) → {string}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
uri string
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string

parse(document, base, why)

Build our initial scope frame and parse the DOM into triples
Parameters:
Name Type Description
document DOMTree The DOM to parse
base String The base URL to use
why Object The context to which this resource belongs
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pendingFetchPromise(uri, originalUri, options) → {Promise.<Result>}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
uri string
originalUri string
options Object
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Promise.<Result>

put(doc, data, contentType, callbackFunction) → {Promise}

This is suitable for an initial creation of a document
Parameters:
Name Type Description
doc Node
data string | Array.<Statement>
contentType string
callbackFunction function callbackFunction(uri, ok, message, response)
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On unsupported content type (via serialize())
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Error
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Promise

putBack(uri, options=opt) → {Promise}

Writes back to the web what we have in the store for this uri
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Name Type Attributes Description
uri Node | string
options= <optional>
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Promise

redirectToProxy(newURI, options) → {Promise.<Response>}

Sends a new request to the specified uri. (Extracted from `onerrorFactory()`)
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Name Type Description
newURI string
options Object
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Promise.<Response>

reload(kb, doc, callbackFunction)

Reloads a document. Fast and cheap, no metadata. Measure times for the document. Load it provisionally. Don't delete the statements before the load, or it will leave a broken document in the meantime.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
kb
doc NamedNode
callbackFunction
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requestDownstreamAction(doc, action)

Requests a now or future action to refresh changes coming downstream This is designed to allow the system to re-request the server version, when a websocket has pinged to say there are changes. If the websocket, by contrast, has sent a patch, then this may not be necessary.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
doc
action
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saveRequestMetadata(docuri, options)

Parameters:
Name Type Description
docuri
options
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serialize(uri, data, contentType) → {string}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
uri string
data string | Array.<Statement>
contentType string
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Throws:
On unsupported content type
Type
Error
Returns:
Type
string

setCredentials(requestedURI, options)

Decide on credentials using old XXHR api or new fetch() one
Parameters:
Name Type Description
requestedURI string
options Object
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setRefreshHandler(doc, handler) → {boolean}

Sets up websocket to listen on There is coordination between upstream changes and downstream ones so that a reload is not done in the middle of an upstream patch. If you use this API then you get called when a change happens, and you have to reload the file yourself, and then refresh the UI. Alternative is addDownstreamChangeListener(), where you do not have to do the reload yourself. Do mot mix them. kb contains the HTTP metadata from previous operations
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Name Type Description
doc
handler
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boolean

site()

Returns an NN for the whole web site, ending in slash. Contrast with the "origin" which does NOT have a trailing slash
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terminateFrame()

Terminate the frame and notify the store that we're done
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unsupportedProtocol(uri) → {boolean}

Tests whether the uri's protocol is supported by the Fetcher.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
uri string
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boolean

update(deletions, insertions, callbackFunction) → {*}

Update This high-level function updates the local store iff the web is changed successfully. Deletions, insertions may be undefined or single statements or lists or formulae (may contain bnodes which can be indirectly identified by a where clause). The `why` property of each statement must be the same and give the web document to be updated
Parameters:
Name Type Description
deletions Statement or statments to be deleted.
insertions Statement or statements to be inserted
callbackFunction function called as callbackFunction(uri, success, errorbody) OR returns a promise
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*

update_statement()

return a statemnet updating function This does NOT update the statement. It returns an object which includes function which can be used to change the object of the statement.
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updateLocalFile(doc, ds, is, callbackFunction)

Likely deprecated, since this lib no longer deals with browser extension
Parameters:
Name Type Description
doc
ds
is
callbackFunction
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webOperation(method, uri, options) → {Promise.<Response>}

A generic web opeation, at the fetch() level. does not invole the quadstore. Returns promise of Response If data is returned, copies it to response.responseText before returning
Parameters:
Name Type Description
method
uri or NamedNode
options
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Type
Promise.<Response>