Example #1
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class owlObjectProperty(rdfsProperty):
    rdf_type = OWL.ObjectProperty
    range = rdfSingle(RDFS.range, range_type=RDFS.Class)
    inverseOf = rdfSingle(OWL.inverseOf, range_type=OWL.ObjectProperty)
    default_descriptor = rdfMultiple
Example #2
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class rdfsProperty(rdfsSubject):
    rdf_type = RDF.Property
    domain = rdfSingle(RDFS.domain, range_type=RDFS.Class)
    range = rdfSingle(RDFS.range)
    subPropertyOf = rdfMultiple(RDFS.subPropertyOf)
    default_descriptor = rdfMultiple
Example #3
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class owlDatatypeProperty(rdfsProperty):
    rdf_type = OWL.DatatypeProperty
    range = rdfSingle(RDFS.range, range_type=RDFS.Class)
    default_descriptor = rdfMultiple
Example #4
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class rdfsClass(rdfsSubject):
    """rdfSbject with some RDF Schema addons
    *Some* inferencing is implied
    Bleading edge: be careful"""
    rdf_type = RDFS.Class
    comment = rdfSingle(RDFS.comment)
    label = rdfSingle(RDFS.label)
    subClassOf = rdfMultiple(RDFS.subClassOf, range_type=RDFS.Class)

    @property
    def transitive_subClassOf(self):
        return [
            rdfsClass(s)
            for s in self.db.transitive_objects(self.resUri, RDFS.subClassOf)
        ]

    @property
    def transitive_subClasses(self):
        return [
            rdfsClass(s)
            for s in self.db.transitive_subjects(RDFS.subClassOf, self.resUri)
        ]

    @property
    def properties(self):
        # this doesn't get the rdfsProperty subclasses
        # return list(rdfsProperty.filter_by(domain=self.resUri))
        # TODO: why iterate all rdfsProperty subclasses
        #       try self.db.subjects(RDFS.domain,self.resUri)
        return [x for x in rdfsProperty.ClassInstances() if x.domain == self]

    def _emit_rdfSubject(self, visitedNS={}, visitedClass=set([])):
        """
        Produce the text that might be used for a .py file
        TODO: This code should probably move into the commands module since
        that's the only place it's used
        """
        ns, loc = self._splitname()
        try:
            prefix, qloc = self.db.qname(self.resUri).split(':')
        except:
            raise Exception("don't know how to handle a qname like %s" %
                            (self.db.qname(self.resUri)))
        prefix = prefix.upper()

        if not visitedNS:
            src = """
from rdfalchemy import rdfSubject, Namespace, URIRef
from rdfalchemy.rdfsSubject import rdfsSubject
from rdfalchemy.orm import mapper

"""
            for k, v in self.db.namespaces():
                visitedNS[str(v)] = k.upper()
                src += '%s = Namespace("%s")\n' % (k.upper().replace('-',
                                                                     '_'), v)
        else:
            src = ""

        mySupers = []
        for mySuper in self.subClassOf:
            sns, sloc = mySuper._splitname()
            if ns == sns:
                src += mySuper._emit_rdfSubject(visitedNS=visitedNS)
                mySupers.append(sloc.replace('-', '_'))

        mySupers = ",".join(mySupers) or "rdfsSubject"
        src += '\nclass %s(%s):\n' % (loc.replace('-', '_'), mySupers)
        src += '\t"""%s %s"""\n' % (self.label, self.comment)
        src += '\trdf_type = %s["%s"]\n' % (visitedNS[ns], loc)

        for p in self.properties:
            pns, ploc = p._splitname()
            ppy = '%s["%s"]' % (visitedNS[pns], ploc)
            try:
                assert str(p.range[RDF.type].resUri).endswith('Class')
                rns, rloc = rdfsSubject(p.range)._splitname()
                range_type = ', range_type = %s["%s"]' % (visitedNS[rns], rloc)
            except Exception:
                range_type = ''
            src += '\t%s = rdfMultiple(%s%s)\n' % (ploc.replace(
                '-', '_'), ppy, range_type)

        # Just want this once at the end
        src.replace("mapper()\n", "")
        src += "mapper()\n"
        return src