Easy MULTI_INPUT_JSON specification with for-each
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December 2, 2024 21:26
So far, specifying the `MULTI_INPUT_JSON` was cumbersome when the input
consists of many files, assigned to few graphs via a pattern. For
example, when all files in a directory should be assigned to the same
graph. There is now a nice syntax for this typical case, here is an
example element of the `MULTI_INPUT_JSON`, which should be self-explanatory:
{ "cmd": "zcat {}", "graph": "http://example.org", "for-each": "ex/*.gz" }
Update the `Qleverfile` for UniProt to use this new feature (and read
the input as gzipped TTL files, and not N-Triples as before).
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So far, specifying the
MULTI_INPUT_JSONwas cumbersome when the input consists of many files that are assigned to few graphs via a pattern. A typical case is when all files in a directory or with a certain prefix should be assigned to the same graph. There is now a nice and simple syntax for this. Here are two example elements of aMULTI_INPUT_JSONarray, which should be self-explanatory:Update the
Qleverfilefor UniProt to use this new feature (and read the input as gzipped TTL files, and not N-Triples as before).