CORESE APIs
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   Python API

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      :link: https://corese-stack.github.io/corese-core/

      Corese Java API
      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
      Developers can use the Corese Java API to:

      * load RDF data from files
      * export RDF data to files
      * build graphs programmatically
      * run SPARQL queries (SELECT, CONSTRUCT, ASK, UPDATE)
      * validate RDF data against SHACL shapes (SHACL)
      * transform RDF data using STTL (SPARQL Template Transformation Language)
      * apply SPARQL rules
      * execute LDScript functionalities

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      :link: https://corese-stack.github.io/corese-command/

      Corese command-line interface
      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
      Corese-Command is a command-line interface (CLI) for the Corese Semantic Web Factory. It facilitates:

      * running SPARQL queries on the loaded RDF datasets and remote SPARQL endpoints
      * converting RDF files between different serialization formats
      * validating RDF data against SHACL shapes

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      :link: https://github.com/corese-stack/corese-server/

      Corese REST API
      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
      The Corese server provides several functionalities available through a REST API:

      * SPARQL endpoint
      * SPARQL to SPIN conversion endpoint
      * Graph Store HTTP Protocol endpoint

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      Corese Python API
      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
      The Corese Python API allows developers to:

      * load RDF data from files
      * export RDF data to files
      * run SPARQL queries (SELECT, CONSTRUCT, ASK, UPDATE)
      * validate RDF data against SHACL shapes

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