barnard59-pipeline-validation

Pipeline validation

Pipeline validation enables you to verify the consistency of your RDF pipelines. It ensures that all pipeline steps are consistent, and can be executed one after another. It is a programmatic reflection of principles behind barnard59

This script will help you understand what is wrong with your pipeline. Documentation behind barnard59 will guide you how to build a valid one.

Usage

Install globally: npm install -g barnard59-pipeline-validation

CLI help: barnard59-validate -h

Validating a pipeline definition: barnard59-validate ./sample-pipelines/fetch-json-to-ntriples.ttl

Available Options

• Validating a single pipeline by its IRI:
  barnard59-validate your-pipeline-file -p your-pipeline-iri
  For an example, try:
  barnard59-validate ./sample-pipelines/fetch-json-to-ntriples.json -p http://example.org/pipeline/utc
• Exclude warnings from output:
  barnard59-validate your-pipeline-file --quiet
  For an example, try:
  barnard59-validate ./sample-pipelines/fetch-json-to-ntriples.json -q
• Show successful validation checks:
  barnard59-validate your-pipeline-file --verbose
  For an example, try:
  barnard59-validate ./sample-pipelines/fetch-json-to-ntriples.json -v
• Produce an error exit status on warnings (you might want the warnings to show in CI without failing the CI or vice versa):
  barnard59-validate your-pipeline-file --strict
  For an example, try:
  barnard59-validate ./sample-pipelines/fetch-json-to-ntriples.json -s
• To return error messages in JSON, don't output to a TTY:
  barnard59-validate your-pipeline-file | jq

Rules

A JSON summary of all rules is written to ./rules.json whenever the tests are run, it can also be generated by running npm run generate-rules.