It would be useful if we could have a web tool that would accept a Jelly file and:
- validate it
- show it in the Protobuf Text Format
- translate it to N-Triples/N-Quads
- show the used options (from the header)
- show whether it's delimited or not
It would be a really nice tool for devs. Probably easier to use for many people than using Jena RIOT from the command line.
Currently we can really only do this as a backend-frontend application, because the Jelly-JVM doesn't really work with browsers. I guess you could try making it work with some JVM-to-Wasm magic, but that may or may not work.
Maybe wait with this until we have a Python or Rust implementation?
It would be useful if we could have a web tool that would accept a Jelly file and:
It would be a really nice tool for devs. Probably easier to use for many people than using Jena RIOT from the command line.
Currently we can really only do this as a backend-frontend application, because the Jelly-JVM doesn't really work with browsers. I guess you could try making it work with some JVM-to-Wasm magic, but that may or may not work.
Maybe wait with this until we have a Python or Rust implementation?