Simple library for baking RFC3987 compliant IRIs from IRI-like strings.
Simply do pip3 install iribaker
Or, download this package and run python setup.py install
- Import the package (
import iribaker) - Call
iribaker.to_iri(string)with the string you want to check (utf-8 and unicode supported) - For example:
iri = iribaker.to_iri('http://example.com/€eéf') - The function returns:
- The same (unicode) string, if it is a valid IRI
- A string where each invalid character is replaced with an underscore (
_). This means no roundtripping! - A quoted version of the string (using the standard
urllib.parse.quote)
E.g. in Python Pandas you could create IRI's for a column with places and have schema:name's for them:
g.add((URIRef(iribaker.to_iri('https://example.com/'+str(row['places']))), SDO.name, Literal(str(row['places']), datatype=XSD.string)))
This software is made available under the MIT license (see LICENSE for details)