Rena now gets a Turtle/N3 parser

Patrick Sinclair sent me an excellent patch today, which now means
that Rena has a basic Turtle/N3 parser.

Here's the patch:
http://github.com/metade/rena/commit/85469ff265f32cfc1032b529e16135d12f507c61
It uses the N3P test suite, and other tests too, along with Treetop, a
Ruby library that uses regular expressions to provide a Ruby mapping
to BNF.

Here's the repository:
http://github.com/tommorris/rena/tree

It'd be great if some Turtle/N3 people could look over what we are
doing and make it better.

If you want to get involved in development of Rena, just jump in. It's easy.

You can simply download the tarball, start playing with it and e-mail
patches to me using diff/merge format.

Or if you want, you can use the Git version control system, fork the
rena repository and put your code up on Github, then send me a pull
request.

If you find bugs, please put them up on Lighthouse, our issue tracker:
http://tommorris.lighthouseapp.com/projects/14254-rena/overview

Pius Uzamere is working on a SPARQL query parser too:
http://github.com/pius/sparql/tree/master

-- 
Tom Morris
http://tommorris.org/

Received on Friday, 25 July 2008 10:45:20 UTC