The long-await standalone SHACL Rule Expander mode #260
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Refactor Validator as a PySHACLRunnerType Add Rules Expander mode as a new PySHACLRunnerType Add a CLI script pyshacl_rules for Rules Expander mode Add tests for SHACL Rules Expander mode Add tests for pyshacl_rules cli executable
…ACL Rules to be applied only to specified focus nodes.
…e gathered only from the specified SHACL Shapes. Allow SHACL Rules to be applied only to the passed in Focus nodes.
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🎉 This is by far the most common feature request for PySHACL 🎉
This adds an alternative operating mode, as first described in the discussion in #60
Rather than validating the DataGraph against a Shapes and Constraints, this mode will run only the SHACL Functions and SHACL Rules as defined in the SHACL-AF spec.
When combining this mode with the recently added Shapes Selection and Focus-node targeting options, this allows running selected expansion runs on selected nodes, enabling some very powerful procedural SHACL workflows.
This PR is pretty big.