Broader support for DASH test cases?

[Adam Kimball]

I'm curious if there exist any Python libraries that can recognize and work with DASH test cases.  The functionality is awesome in EDG and Composer but I'd really like to have it as a part of a generalized toolset.

-Adam

[Holger Knublauch]

Hi Adam,

we do not have explicit Python libraries, but test cases are executed as part of the GraphQL web service behind the Problems and Suggestions report. For example, call

{

  graphReport {

    results {

      message

    }

  }

}

against the GraphQL endpoint. You could wrap this request into a Python library.

Not sure if this is the kind of test case execution you're looking for?

Holger

On 26 Dec 2023, at 10:38 pm, Adam Kimball <adamfk...@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm curious if there exist any Python libraries that can recognize and work with DASH test cases.  The functionality is awesome in EDG and Composer but I'd really like to have it as a part of a generalized toolset.

-Adam

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[Matt Goldberg]

Hello-

If you really want python and you're okay with not using TopBraid directly as was previously suggested, pyshacl (https://github.com/RDFLib/pySHACL) has support for DASH tests. As a middle ground option, there's a function in there that can be used to compare a validation report (perhaps generated by TopBraid) against a DASH test if you don't want to use pyshacl to do the actual validation. 

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[Adam Kimball]

Thanks, Holger and Matt!

I didn't know PySHACL supported the DASH test case.  That would be perfect.  Thanks a ton and happy new year!

Adam