Namespace Store
The Store module defines the public interface to the RDF store.
Defined in: store.js.
Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
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Field Attributes | Field Name and Description |
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<static> |
Store.VERSION
Version of the store
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Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
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<static> |
Store.connect(scriptPath, args, callback)
Create a new RDFStore instance that will be
executed in a web worker in the browser or a new process
in Node.js.
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<static> |
Store.create(args, callback)
Creates a new instance of the store.
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Field Detail
<static>
Store.VERSION
Version of the store
Method Detail
<static>
Store.connect(scriptPath, args, callback)
Create a new RDFStore instance that will be
executed in a web worker in the browser or a new process
in Node.js.
The first argument to this function is the URL/FS location of the store script.
This parameter is mandatory in the browser. It is safe to ignore this parameter in Node.js.
If support for web workers is not present, a regular store object will be initialized and returned.
The first argument to this function is the URL/FS location of the store script.
This parameter is mandatory in the browser. It is safe to ignore this parameter in Node.js.
If support for web workers is not present, a regular store object will be initialized and returned.
- Parameters:
- {String} scriptPath Optional
- URL of the RDFStore script
- {Object[]} args Optional
- Arguments to be passed to the store that will be created
- {Function} callback
- Callback function that will be invoked with an error flag and the connection/store object.
<static>
Store.create(args, callback)
Creates a new instance of the store.
The function accepts two optional arguments.
If only one argument is passed it must be a callback function that will be invoked when the store had been created.
If two arguments are passed the first one must be a map of configuration parameters for the store, and the second one the callback function.
Take a look at the Store constructor function for a detailed list of possible configuration parameters.
If only one argument is passed it must be a callback function that will be invoked when the store had been created.
If two arguments are passed the first one must be a map of configuration parameters for the store, and the second one the callback function.
Take a look at the Store constructor function for a detailed list of possible configuration parameters.
- Parameters:
- {Object[]} args Optional
- Arguments to be passed to the store that will be created
- {Function} callback Optional
- Callback function that will be invoked with an error flag and the connection/store object.