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ldnode

Linked Data Platform server based on rdflib.js and node.js. This is all you need to run distributed linked data apps on top of the file system.

Features

GET, PUT and PATCH support
Proxy for cross-site data access
Access control using RDF ACLs
WebID Authentication
Real-time live updates (using websokets)
Mount as express' router

Install

npm install

Usage

Library

Simple

var ldnode = require('ldnode')

var ldp = ldnode.createServer({
  uri: "http://example.com/test/",
  base: __dirname + '/test/'
})
ldp.listen(1234, function() {
  // Started Linked Data Platform
})

Advanced

You can integrate it with your existing express app

var ldnode = require('ldnode')
var app = require('express')()
app.use('/test', ldnode(opts))
...

Logging

If you are running your own app

$ DEBUG="ldnode:*" node app.js

or simply

$ ldnode -v

Command line tool

npm install -g ldnode

The command line tool has the following options

Usage: ldnode [options]

Options:
   -v, --verbose   Print the logs to console
   --version       Print current ldnode version
   -u, --uri       Default address of the server (e.g. http[s]://host:port/path)
   -b, --base      Base location to serve resources
   -p, --port      Port to use
   -c, --cache     Set cache time (in seconds), 0 for no cache
   -K, --key       Path to the ssl key
   -C, --cert      Path to the ssl cert
   --webid         Enable WebID+TLS authentication
   -s, --secret    HTTP Session secret key (e.g. "your secret phrase")
   -s, --no-live   Disable live support through WebSockets

Tests

The tests assume that there is a running ldnode.

$ npm test
# running the tests with logs
$ DEBUG="ldnode:*" npm test

License

MIT