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• rudof(1)
• rudof-shapemap(1)
• rudof-service(1)
• rudof-shex(1)
• rudof-convert(1)
• rudof-validate(1)
• rudof-shacl-validate(1)
• rudof-node(1)
• rudof-shex-validate(1)
• rudof-data(1)
• rudof-shacl(1)
• rudof-query(1)
• rudof-dctap(1)
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Manual

RUDOF

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
Arguments:
OPTIONS

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NAME

rudof validate - Validate RDF data using ShEx or SHACL

SYNOPSIS

rudof validate [ OPTIONS ] [ DATA ]...

DESCRIPTION

Validate RDF data using ShEx or SHACL

Arguments:

[DATA]...

OPTIONS

-M , --mode <Validation mode>

[default: shex] [possible values: shex, shacl]

	-s , --schema <Schema file name>
	-f , --schema-format <Schema format>

[possible values: internal, simple, shexc, shexj, turtle, ntriples, rdfxml, trig, n3, nquads]

	-m , --shapemap <ShapeMap>
	--shapemap-format <ShapeMap format>

[default: compact] [possible values: compact, internal]

	-n , --node <NODE>
	-l , --shape-label <shape label (default = START)>
	-t , --data-format <RDF Data format>

[default: turtle] [possible values: turtle, ntriples, rdfxml, trig, n3, nquads]

	-e , --endpoint <Endpoint with RDF data>
	--max-steps <max steps to run>

[default: 100]

-S , --shacl-mode <SHACL validation mode>

Execution mode

[default: native]

Possible values: - native: We use a Rust native engine in an imperative manner (performance) - sparql: We use a SPARQL-based engine, which is declarative

--reader-mode <RDF Reader mode>

RDF Reader mode

[default: strict] [possible values: lax, strict]

	-o , --output-file <Output file name, default = terminal>
	--force-overwrite
	-c , --config-file <Config file name>

Config file path, if unset it assumes default config

-h , --help

Print help (see a summary with ’-h’)

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