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Regression? #2
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That first example works now (there was a problem with the resource that has been fixed). The second example doesn't work because of a long-standing bug (#1) that, in order to fix it, requires the command line tool to make use of the built-in document loader instead of the custom one it attaches. The built-in loader will set an The proper fix is for the command line tool to be updated to make better use of the built-in document loaders in jsonld.js (which would also fix a few other issues such as handling the |
I confirm the first example works. But if I understand correctly your explanation, I should at least be able to use a local context:
Right now, I am actually just trying to extract the JSON-LD (and other metadata) from a given resource but I cannot find a way to do that. |
Try saving the context with a |
I have tried to save the context with a
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You're right, I thought it was working for me but I was seeing a really long stack trace that looked like output instead. Not working for me either. cc: @davidlehn |
I filed an issue about schema.org accept header q parameter parsing. In the mean time, I put out a new jsonld-request lib that removes spaces before q paramters: |
I have followed the installation instruction and tried the given example, with no luck:
Just in case it was because of the resource, I've tried that one as well:
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