Riot, and more generally Jena’s, configuration symbols are actually URIs internally, so the --set option needs to receive the full URI for the symbol, which I think should start with http://jena.apache.org/riot/jsonld#, not just the Java constant names as they appear in the examples/API.
Also, I don’t believe that any of these context options expect to receive a file, rather they expect to contain a chunk of JSON itself so from the command line you’d probably need something like the following: $ export FRAME=$(cat frame.json) $ riot --out JSONLD_FRAME_PRETTY --set “http://jena.apache.org/riot/jsonld#JSONLD_FRAME=$FRAME” input.ttl NB – Completely untested, I don’t use JSON-LD myself at all so no guarantees any of this will work, but hopefully this at least points you in the right direction to make progress Rob From: Martin <[email protected]> Date: Monday, 14 August 2023 at 12:45 To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: riot cmd convert RDF to JSON-LD framing Hi, I would like to convert RDF (on Turtle format) to JSON-LD and apply a JSON-LD framing specification to it (*) -- and I would prefer to do this with the command line tooling that ships with Jena. I can transform my RDF to JSON-LD with the command $ riot --out=jsonld [file] but I have not found a way to pass my context json file to the command. Attempts like this fails or does not pick up the context file: $ riot --out=JSONLD_FRAME_PRETTY --set JSONLD_CONTEXT=[file] [file] These attempts are motivated by https://jena.apache.org/documentation/io/rdf-output.html#json-ld Is there a way to pass a context file to riot, or otherwise achieve what I want using Jena's command line tools? If not, what is my best other option? Thanks! Martin (*) Apologies if I am not using correct terminology for this.
