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Feature/ted 174 #56
Feature/ted 174 #56
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Looking good!
I wonder if you may consider using Jina2 for templating purposes.
field_xpath = row[RULES_FIELD_XPATH] | ||
class_path = row[RULES_CLASS_PATH] | ||
property_path = row[RULES_PROPERTY_PATH] | ||
yield f"#title: {sf_field_id} - {sf_field_name}\n" \ |
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Ouch! Should we not use at least a Jina template here?
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def mapping_suite_processor_generate_sparql_queries(mapping_suite_package_path: pathlib.Path): | ||
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This function reads data from conceptual_mappings.xlsx and generates SPARQL validation queries in provided package. |
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I like the documentation.
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class temporary_copy(object): |
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This need is odd to me. I am curious about where you use it.
It is, however, elegant.
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