Class jQuery.rdf.resource

Represents an RDF resource.
Defined in: jquery.rdf.js.

Class Summary
Constructor Attributes	Constructor Name and Description
	jQuery.rdf.resource(value, options) Creates a new jQuery.rdf.resource object.

Field Summary
Field Attributes	Field Name and Description
	type Always fixed to 'uri' for resources.
	value The URI for the resource.

Method Summary
Method Attributes	Method Name and Description
	dump() Returns a RDF/JSON representation of this triple.
	toString() Returns a string representing this resource in Turtle format.

Class Detail

jQuery.rdf.resource(value, options)

Creates a new jQuery.rdf.resource object. This should be invoked as a method rather than constructed using new; indeed you will not usually want to generate these objects directly, since they are automatically created from strings where necessary, such as by jQuery.rdf#add.

thisPage = $.rdf.resource('<>');

foaf.Person = $.rdf.resource('foaf:Person', { namespaces: ns });

Parameters:
{String|jQuery.uri} value: The value of the resource. If it's a string it must be in the format <uri> or curie.
{Object} options Optional: Initialisation of the resource.
{Object} options.namespaces Optional: An object representing a set of namespace bindings used when interpreting the CURIE specifying the resource.
{String|jQuery.uri} options.base Optional: The base URI used to interpret any relative URIs used within the URI specifying the resource.

Throws:
{String}: Errors if the string is not in a recognised format.

Returns:: {jQuery.rdf.resource} The newly-created resource.

See:: jQuery.rdf.pattern; jQuery.rdf.triple; jQuery.rdf.blank; jQuery.rdf.literal

Field Detail

{String} type

Always fixed to 'uri' for resources.

{jQuery.rdf.uri} value

The URI for the resource.

Method Detail

{Object} dump()

Returns a RDF/JSON representation of this triple.

Returns:: {Object}

{String} toString()

Returns a string representing this resource in Turtle format.

Returns:: {String}

Classes

Class jQuery.rdf.resource