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termTemplates

Provides:

A set of term templates allowing to match desired RDF named nodes, literals and quads. To be used mainly as rdfInterface\Dataset methods $filter parameter.
A convenient methods for extracting single terms and/or their values from rdfInterface\Dataset.

Quad-matching classes

termTemplates\QuadTemplate
termTemplates\PredicateTemplate - a termTemplates\QuadTemplate variant skipping the subject (convenient for filtering the rdfInterface\DatasetNode)

Term-matching classes

(all classes in the termTemplate namespace)

Match by	Supported matchModes	Match both named nodes and literals	Match only named nodes	Match only literals	Remarks
term's string value	==, !=, <, >, <=, >=, starts, ends, contains, regex, any	`ValueTemplate`	`NamedNodeTemplate`	`LiteralTemplate` [1]
term's numeric value	==, !=, <, >, <=, >=, any	NA	NA	`NumericTemplate`	[2]

[1] Supports filtering also by literal's lang (using == and any operators) and datatype (only using == operator).

[2] Supports both strict and non-strict mode. In the strict mode comparison with literals with non-numeric datatype returns false no matter their value.

Other classes

termTemplates\NotTemplate - negates the result of the equals() operation on a given rdfInterface\TermCompare object.
termTemplates\AnyOfTemplate - matches terms being equal to any of given list of rdfInterface\TermCompare objects. as single rdfInterface\Term, single value, array of rdfInterface\Term or array of values.

Installation

Obtain the Composer
Run composer require sweetrdf/term-templates

Automatically generated documentation

https://sweetrdf.github.io/termTemplates/namespaces/termtemplates.html

It's very incomplete but better than nothing.
RdfInterface documentation is included which explains the most important design decisions.

Usage examples

Remarks:

The comparison with term templates isn't symmetric! You should always call $termTemplate->equals($termToBeCompared) and never $termToBeCompared->equals($termTemplate). The latter one will always return false.
See also here for examples of using term templates in conjuction with an RDF datasets.
To run this examples an RDF terms factory is needed. Here we will use the one from the quickRdf library. You can install it with composer require sweetrdf/quick-rdf.
In the examples below the comparison operators are specified by stating corresponding termTemplates\ValueTemplate class constants but you can also use corresponding constants values as listed in the table above (e.g. >= or regex).
If you are tired with the long code, define class aliases, e.g. use termTemplates\QuadTemplate as QT;, use termTemplates\ValueTemplate as VT;, etc.

String values comparison

$df = new quickRdf\DataFactory();

$literals = [
    $df::literal('Lorem ipsum', 'lat'),
    $df::namedNode('http://ipsum.dolor/sit#amet'),
    $df::literal('foo bar'),
];

// find all terms containing 'ipsum'
// true, true, false
$tmplt = new termTemplates\ValueTemplate('ipsum', termTemplates\ValueTemplate::CONTAINS);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find all literals containing 'ipsum'
// true, false, false
$tmplt = new termTemplates\LiteralTemplate('ipsum', termTemplates\ValueTemplate::CONTAINS);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find all named nodes containing 'ipsum'
// false, true, false
$tmplt = new termTemplates\NamedNodeTemplate('ipsum', termTemplates\ValueTemplate::CONTAINS);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find all literals in latin
// true, false, false
$tmplt = new termTemplates\LiteralTemplate(lang: 'lat');
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find all terms with string value lower than 'http'
// true, false, true
$tmplt = new termTemplates\LiteralTemplate('http', termTemplates\ValueTemplate::LOWER);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find all terms matching a 'Lorem|foo' regular expression
// true, false, true
$tmplt = new termTemplates\ValueTemplate('/Lorem|foo/', termTemplates\ValueTemplate::REGEX);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// ValueTemplate, NamedNodeTemplate and LiteralTemplate can be passed multiple values
// In such a case condition needs to be fulfilled on any value
// true, true, false
$tmplt = new termTemplates\ValueTemplate(['Lorem ipsum', 'http://ipsum.dolor/sit#amet']);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

Numeric values comparison

$df = new quickRdf\DataFactory();

$literals = [
    $df->literal('2'),
    $df->literal(3, null, 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#int'),
    $df->literal('1foo'),
    $df->literal('2', null, 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#int'),
    $df->namedNode('http://ipsum.dolor/sit#amet'),
];

// find terms with a value of 2
// true, false, false, true, false
$tmplt = new termTemplates\NumericTemplate(2);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find terms with a value of 2 and enforce an RDF numeric type
// false, false, false, true, false
$tmplt = new termTemplates\NumericTemplate(2, strict: true);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find terms with a value greate or equal than 3
// false, true, false, false, false
$tmplt = new termTemplates\NumericTemplate(3, termTemplates\ValueTemplate::GREATER_EQUAL);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find all terms with numeric values
// true, true, false, true, false
$tmplt = new termTemplates\NumericTemplate(matchMode: termTemplates\ValueTemplate::ANY);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find all numeric terms with values not equal 2
// false, true, false, false, false
$tmplt  = new termTemplates\NumericTemplate(2, termTemplates\ValueTemplate::NOT_EQUALS);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

Negation and aggregation

$literals = [
    $df->literal('2'),
    $df->literal(3, null, 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#int'),
    $df->literal('1foo'),
    $df->literal('2', null, 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#int'),
    $df->namedNode('http://ipsum.dolor/sit#amet'),
];

// find all terms which value is not equal 2 (also non-numeric and non-literal ones)
// false, true, true, false, true
$tmplt = new termTemplates\NumericTemplate(2);
$tmplt = new termTemplates\NotTemplate($tmplt);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

// find all terms with numeric value of 2 and all named nodes
// true, false, false, true, true
$tmplt = new termTemplates\AnyOfTemplate([
    new termTemplates\NumericTemplate(2),
    new termTemplates\NamedNodeTemplate()
]);
print_r(array_map(fn($x) => $tmplt->equals($x), $literals));

Quads comparison

$df = new quickRdf\DataFactory();

// find all quads with a literal value containing 'foo'
$tmplt = new termTemplates\QuadTemplate(object: new termTemplates\LiteralTemplate('foo', termTemplates\ValueTemplate::CONTAINS));

// find all quads with a given subject within a given graph
$tmplt = new termTemplates\QuadTemplate(
    subject: 'http://desired/subject',
    graph: 'http://desired/graph'
);

// find all quads with a given predicate
$tmplt = new termTemplates\QuadTemplate(predicate: 'http://desired/predicate');
//or
$tmplt = new termTemplates\PredicateTemplate('http://desired/predicate');

// both QuadTemplate and PredicateTemplate support negation, e.g.
// find all quads with subject different than 'http://unwanted/subject'
$tmplt = new termTemplates\QuadTemplate('http://desired/predicate', negate: true);