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hi @timbl, I began switching to and using solid-auth-client. I don't know if it gives access to a store.
testing using N3 myself on client side; learned I have to do some heuristics to gather all quad data together for given child Resource. This is doable; I'm thinking about where the demarcation between server and client functionality is stabilizing. Realising the power of rdf maybe should remain exposed to the client otherwise would limit to a subset of capability. Yet how to get client developers to use...
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megoth commentedon Oct 21, 2018
Hey, I think maybe this is a better question to ask in the forum? https://forum.solidproject.org/
timbl commentedon Oct 27, 2018
The fetcher automatically uses n3parser.js to parse a turtle file, putting the result on the store.
https://github.com/linkeddata/rdflib.js/blob/master/src/n3parser.js
https://github.com/linkeddata/rdflib.js/blob/master/src/fetcher.js#L643
rimmartin commentedon Oct 29, 2018
hi @timbl, I began switching to and using solid-auth-client. I don't know if it gives access to a store.
testing using N3 myself on client side; learned I have to do some heuristics to gather all quad data together for given child Resource. This is doable; I'm thinking about where the demarcation between server and client functionality is stabilizing. Realising the power of rdf maybe should remain exposed to the client otherwise would limit to a subset of capability. Yet how to get client developers to use...