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HDT parse support #101
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Yes, it would be great indeed. But to provide efficient access to the HDT file the reader should expose a quite different API from the one of the other RDF format parsers. |
In that case it would maybe make sense to create a separate HDT crate. I will give it a try, as there seems to exist no such thing at the moment, at least I didn't find anything on crates.io and didn't receive any answers at https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/questions/83973/rdf-hdt-header-dictionary-triples-library-in-rust. |
Update: I found a prototype at https://github.com/timplication/hdt-rs/ and extended it at https://github.com/konradhoeffner/hdt-rs, maybe this could be useful to you, however it is quite complicated and I can't guarantee if everything is working as intended or performant enough. |
@KonradHoeffner Thank you so much for this work! |
Thanks! The vast majority was done by @timplication though, I'm just trying to add the things that are missing :-) |
Given that they are much smaller than other serialization formats, it would be very useful to load HDT (Header, Dictionary, Triples) files with rio.
There seem to be only C++ and Java libraries that handle HDT right now, so having this in the Rust world would allow users to create even more performant RDF applications with Rust.
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