feat: run jobs in parallel

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[ludovicm67]

@tpluscode could you provide a basic example on how to invoke and try it on some demo data?

So far, this is what I have:

npx . --shapes=https://cube.link/latest/shape/standalone-cube-constraint --concurrency=8 --debug

But nothing is displayed. I only get this:

🐞 Command: npx barnard59 shacl validate --shapes https://cube.link/latest/shape/standalone-cube-constraint
🐞 Concurrency: 8
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[tpluscode]

Technically you don't need --valid-cases and --invalid-cases but you do need to link to some test data graphs :)

I expanded the script output in #6

[ludovicm67]

I tried to run it using the following command:

npx . --shapes="../cube-link/validation/$1.ttl" \
 --valid-cases="../cube-link/test/$1/valid*.ttl" \
 --invalid-cases="../cube-link/test/$1/invalid*.ttl" \
 --command="npx b59 cube check-metadata --profile" \
 --prefixes=schema,cube=https://cube.link/ \
 --concurrency=8 --debug

(I cloned the cube-link repo next to the shacl-test repo).

And here are the errors I can see from my side (translated from French):

line 108: ../cube-link/test//valid*.ttl: No such file or directory
line 102 : [:  : integer expression expected

So am I doing something wrong while invocating the command?
Could you provide a working example, so that I can try it?

I took some inspiration from here: https://github.com/zazuko/cube-link/blob/7c2e6db06051b2234d85b82116dd6d16f00c62d5/test/check-metadata.sh

Also, is there any reason to keep this as a shell script instead of a NodeJS script?
That way this would be able to work on more systems, including ones that doesn't bring bash by default.