If true, parser will include referenced source files and read tagged #file
values.
If true, IDs of the prefix:name
form, will be expanded using pre-declared @prefix
es. If enabled and a prefix cannot be resolved, the parser will throw an error.
Prefixes can be overridden on a per-file basis. If an included file defines its own prefixes, they will only be in scope for triples defined in that file.
Only used if resolve
option is enabled. If true, nodes with only the reserved $id
property (and no other user defined properties) will be removed from the graph after parsing is complete.
Such nodes are usually only indirectly created through forward node references and they're only removed as top-level items in the result graph object. Any references from other nodes will remain intact.
If true, #ref
-tagged values will be resolved and used as value instead of their referred node ID. Circular dependencies ARE supported.
If false, #ref
values will be stored as NodeRef values in the result object to allow them to be identified as references.
In both cases, if the prefixes
option is enabled, the referenced IDs will/might first be expanded (iff they match the prefix:name
pattern).
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If true, tagged
#gpg
values will be decrypted. NodeJS only and requires GPG with all keys used to encrypt the values installed on host.false