This software library automates RDF shape extraction in diverse formats, indicating a new approach to validation.
RDF shapes are effective tools for describing and validating RDF content. However, producing and maintaining them is a time-consuming task that typically requires domain experts with technical skills. In this paper, we present sheXer, an open-source Python library for the automatic extraction of RDF shapes from existing RDF instance data. sheXer supports a wide range of use cases by accepting multiple input formats (e.g., text files, SPARQL endpoints, compressed content), producing different types of outputs (SHACL, ShEx, UML visualizations, RDF-Config files, statistics), and enabling extractions tailored to specific goals.
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