Maybe it's not the update but the backend stopping to support CORS, still the exception message could be more helpful.

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read property 'then' of undefined(…)
SparqlStore.match @ index.js:125
SparqlStore.match @ index.js:119
SparqlStore.graph @ index.js:113

I`m using RDF-EXT for a small application at the moment. Which is very hard since their is very limited documentation. So the code I have been writing is based on crawling through the RDF-EXT code.

I succeeded to get results from a SPARQL endpoint however, in the debugger I see that I get results from the SPARQL endpoint, but I am not able to retrieve the results and use them. My thoughts tell me I have to get results via the callback (which will give me a Graph) and should use this Graph object further in the application. But I cant figure out how.

This is the javascript:
var options = {endpointUrl: 'https://dydra.com/nicky508/firebrary_pictogrammen/sparql'}; var endpoint = new SparqlStore(options); console.log(endpoint.match(null, "http://purl.org/ontology/stories/describedBy", null, null ,null ,100));

This is the result of the log: Promise { then=then(), catch=catch()})
Certainly, because this is not the right. How should I do it right???

Thanks in advance.

rdf-store-sparql currently sends requests to the server with teh accept header set only to application/n-triples even if parsers for other formats are available. Because of this rdf-store-sparql can no longer be used against Stardog which returns HTTP/1.1 406 Not a supported accept type(s): [application/n-triples].

Adding and remove blank nodes requires a clever algorithm to identify the unique triples.

I'm using rdf-store-sparql, which communicates with a remote Jena triple store

When adding new quads to a dataset from two different graph, only the graph of the very first quad is impacted by the import request.

let quads =[];
quads.push(rdf.quad(subject, predicate, object, graph1));
quads.push(rdf.quad(subject, predicate, object, graph2));

let dataset = rdf.dataset(quads);
//Or even dataset.addAll(quads)

let stream = store.import(dataset.toStream());
rdf.waitFor(stream).then(() => { //doing something })

This lines of codes only adds quads on the first graph and not on the second.
The number of quads doesn't matter, I could have one quad going on the first graph and 20 going on the second, it will only add one quad to the store.

When i use waitFor(stream) with stream = store.remove(dataset.toStream()), and dataset being an empty dataset, it creates an infinite loop. The promise in waitFor never resolves

store is rdf-store-sparql