Hi everyone — I’m happy to share odin-rdf, a bounded, streaming-first RDF 1.1 toolkit and CLI for Odin.
- Repository: GitHub - crapthings/odin-rdf: Streaming-first RDF 1.1 parsers and writers for Odin. · GitHub
- Release: Release v0.31.0 · crapthings/odin-rdf · GitHub
- Documentation: odin-rdf — Streaming RDF for Odin
The library is designed for RDF processing pipelines where resource limits and ownership need to stay explicit. It provides:
- N-Triples, N-Quads, Turtle, TriG, and RDF/XML parsing/writing
- JSON-LD document and dataset operations: to-RDF, Expansion, Flattening, Compaction, Framing, Remote Documents, and HTML JSON-LD extraction
- RDFC-1.0 canonicalization, hashing, comparison, and deterministic dataset diffs
- A small CLI for conversion, formatting, canonicalization, hashing, comparison, and diffing
- Explicit bounds for documents, nesting, records, and complete-dataset operations
- No implicit network I/O: applications provide their own JSON-LD document loader, including transport, redirect, cache, authentication, and allow-list policy
v0.31.0 adds the explicit callback-based Web JSON-LD boundary, including Remote Document handling and HTML <script type="application/ld+json"> extraction. It also adds a runnable example, refreshed benchmarks, and compatibility/security documentation.
The project currently gates 2,432/2,432 pinned W3C cases, including the JSON-LD Remote Document and HTML algorithms.
I’d really appreciate feedback from other Odin developers — especially on API ergonomics, packaging, and integrations where a bounded RDF core would be useful.