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rdfExtract is a pluggable Python class for extracting RDF from blocks of text. A simple extractor, <code>regex_extractor</code>, which uses regexes to search the provided block of text, is supplied. Additional extraction functions may be specified in the constructor or by appending them to the extractors attribute after instantiation. | rdfExtract is a pluggable Python class for extracting RDF from blocks of text. A simple extractor, <code>regex_extractor</code>, which uses regexes to search the provided block of text, is supplied. Additional extraction functions may be specified in the constructor or by appending them to the extractors attribute after instantiation. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:31, 8 June 2007
rdfExtract is a pluggable Python class for extracting RDF from blocks of text. A simple extractor, regex_extractor, which uses regexes to search the provided block of text, is supplied. Additional extraction functions may be specified in the constructor or by appending them to the extractors attribute after instantiation. Status
rdfExtract is currently under development and may change significantly in the future. Future plans include:
- more verbose extractor function signature (support URLs, etc)
- ability to wrap the returned RDF in a Python-ic object (like a generic implementation of CcRdf).
Resources
- current source (part of CcValidator)
License
rdfExtract is copyright 2004-2005, Nathan R. Yergler, and is licensed under the MIT License.
