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When using the function properties on a resource or a container, I get a list of expanded properties (example)
properties
Shouldn't it be compacted? It seems like LDFlex is doing it, and we already have the predicates function which returns expanded properties (example)
predicates
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Indeed; this depended on rubensworks/jsonld-context-parser.js#21, which now seems to be done. Upgrading the JSON-LD context parser should do the trick.
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Don't you think that somewhere in query-ldflex code the parsedContext setting is missing ?
For instance, with LDFlex, this code returns compacted properties :
const pathProxy = new PathProxy({ handlers }); person = pathProxy.createPath({ queryEngine, parsedContext: new ContextParser().parse(context), }, { subject });
and this code does not :
const pathProxy = new PathProxy({ handlers }); person = pathProxy.createPath({ queryEngine }, { subject });
Interesting; will need to have a look.
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When using the function
properties
on a resource or a container, I get a list of expanded properties (example)Shouldn't it be compacted? It seems like LDFlex is doing it, and we already have the
predicates
function which returns expanded properties (example)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: