RE: Relative IRI in @context?

On 4 Aug 2014 at 21:40, Gregg Kellogg wrote:
> On Aug 4, 2014, at 11:01 AM, Sebastian Heath wrote:
>> I'd like to use a relative URI in @context. As in,
>> 
>> {
>> "@context": "context.jsonld",
>> "@graph": [ ... rest of the jsonld ... ]
>> }
 
[...]

> So, in this case, "context.jsonld" is resolved relative to the BASE IRI of
the
> document containing it.
> 
>> When I use the jsonld command line tool from the node package I get
>> 
>> 'jsonld.NormalizeError: Could not convert input to RDF dataset before
>> normalization.'
>> 
>> The file is otherwise valid JSON and it works when I stick in a
>> fully-qualified IRI.
> 
> As you can see, the problem is that when using a command line tool, the 
> document has no BASE IRI. It may be that the tool gives you the option
> of establishing one.

I personally would consider this to be a bug in jsonld.js' CLI tool. I think
it should establish the base IRI of the document itself instead of having to
do it explicitly as Gregg described:

>     jsonld --uri 'file:/"`pwd` input.jsonld

Dave?


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