Release 2.2.0

• Relax dependencies for 3.0 release.
• Support expansion and compaction of simple named graphs (i.e., without an @id).
• Support containers with both @graph and @id or @index.
• Don't expand native types as IRIs.
• Improve exception messages on invalid framing values when expanding.

Release 2.1.7

Performance optimizations (thanks to @jperville.

Release 2.1.5

• Add support for compactToRelative flag.
• Make simple_compact_iris the default (remove the option).
• Terms to map to IRIs ending with a gen-delim (/ . [ ] @ :) may be used as prefixes (in processingMode 1.1, only for simple term definitions).
• Add @prefix keyword to expanded term definition in 1.1 processing mode.
• Allow empty lists to be compacted using a term with type @list.

Release 2.1.3

• Support for Scoped Contexts.
• Term definitions can't have extra keys.
• Add JSON-LD 1.0 error checking on new @container values.
• Support for Property Nesting.
• Support for Type Maps and ID Maps.

Release 2.1.2

• Prep for RDF.rb 2.2 release.
• Include more options in jsonld exe.
• Use Numeric or Integer instead of Fixnum for Ruby 2.4.
• Use RDF::URI instead of RDF::URI.new to avoid automatically turning URIs into hashes during parse.

Release 2.1.1

Updates matching work-in-progress on updated JSON-LD Framing Spec.

• Change processing mode default to json-ld-1.1.
• Special expansion code when mode is json-ld-1.1-frame-expansion.
• Fix subject matching when @type: {}.
• Deep frame matching.
• Support for named graph framing.
• Support list properties when framing.

Also:

• Added Context.parse which brings together Context.new.parse.

Release 2.1.0

Version 2.1.0, requires RDF.rb ~> 2.1.

Release 2.0.1

Changes for Framing:

• Add support for @reverse in frames.
• Add framing and keep_free_floating_nodes option to expand and use when expanding frame.

Support for pre-loaded contexts

In many cases, for small documents, processing time can be dominated by loading and parsing remote contexts. In particular, a small schema.org example may need to download a large context and turn it into an internal representation, before the actual document can be expanded for processing. Using JSON::LD::Context.add_preloaded, an implementation can perform this loading up-front, and make it available to the processor.

ctx = JSON::LD::Context.new().parse('http://schema.org/')
JSON::LD::Context.add_preloaded('http://schema.org/', ctx)

On lookup, URIs with an https prefix are normalized to http.

A context may be serialized to Ruby to speed this process using Context#to_rb. When loaded, this generated file will add entries to the JSON::LD::Context::PRELOADED.

Use json-ld-preloaded gem to have popular contexts preloaded (note, this freezes these contexts at the time the gem is built).

• Add Context::PRELOADED, and Context.add_preloaded. When parsing an otherwise loaded context, if it exists in PRELOADED, use that instead of remotely loading it. Avoids potentially expensive context parsing for common cases.
• Generate lazy-loaded Ruby for defining a context from a loaded context. Initializes Context::PRELOADED for the context base.

General

• Remove a lot of expensive debugging statements.
• Use frozen string literals
• Minimum Ruby version 2.2.2.

Release 2.0.0

Updates for RDF.rb 2.0

• Add support for :logger option for doing debug output and use in specs.
• Use RDF::Util::Logger.
• Add expand, compact, flatten and format CLI commands. This duplicates the functionality of the jsonld command in the rdf command.

2.0 Beta Release

Updates for RDF.rb 2.0 Beta release

• Add support for :logger option for doing debug output and use in specs.
• Use RDF::Util::Logger.
• Add expand, compact, flatten and format CLI commands. This duplicates the functionality of the jsonld command in the rdf command.