NAME
RDF::DOAP::ChangeSets - create pretty ChangeLogs from RDF
SYNOPSIS
use RDF::DOAP::ChangeSets;
use URI::file;
my $file = 'path/to/changelog.rdf';
my $file_uri = URI::file->new_abs($file);
my $dcs = RDF::DOAP::ChangeSets->new(
$file_uri, undef, undef, 'RDFXML');
print $dcs->to_string;DESCRIPTION
This module takes software changelogs written in the RDF DOAP Change Sets vocabulary and produces human-readable changelogs.
RDF::DOAP::ChangeSets->new($uri, $data, $type, $fmt)-
Creates and initialises an object.
$uri is a URL for the input data. The URL is used to query the RDF data for the heading of the output changelog. It may be passed as either a string, or a URI object.
$data is the RDF data to use as input. It may be passed as a string, or as an RDF::Trine::Model object. If undefined, this module will attempt to read data from the URL using LWP::Simple.
$type gives the constructor a hint as to the RDF vocabulary you are using. For DOAP Change Sets, use 'current'; for Aaron Cope's Changefile vocab, use 'legacy'; to autodetect, use 'auto'. By default, performs autodetection. This module may crash and burn if you try to mix both vocabs!!
$fmt provides a hint as to what RDF format you're using. By default, Turtle is assumed. Valid values are whatever RDF::Trine::Parser->new accepts.
$changeset->is_legacy-
Boolean, indicating if a legacy vocab is being used.
$changeset->is_current-
Boolean, indicating if the current vocab is being used.
$changeset->model-
RDF::Trine::Model object representing the changelog data.
$changeset->uri-
String representing the changelog URI.
$changeset->to_string-
Creates a human-readable representation of the changelog.
$changeset->to_file($filename)-
Same as
to_string, but outputs to a file.
BUGS
Please report any bugs to http://rt.cpan.org/.
SEE ALSO
RDF::Trine, CPAN::Changes::Spec, Module::Install::DOAPChangeSets.
AUTHOR
Toby Inkster <tobyink@cpan.org>.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2010-2012 Toby Inkster
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.