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TM::Serializable::JTM

Topic Maps, trait for reading/writing JSON Topic Map instances.

  # NOTE: this is not an end-user package,
  # see TM::Materialized::JTM for common application patterns
  # reading JSON/YAML:
  my $tm=TM->new(...);
  Class::Trait->apply($tm,"TM::Serializable::JTM");
  $tm->deserialize($jsondata);
  # writing JSON/YAML:
  # ...a map $tm is instantiated somehow
  Class::Trait->apply($tm,"TM::Serializable::JTM");
  my $yamltext=$tm->serialize(format=>"yaml");

This trait provides functionality for reading and writing Topic Maps in JTM (JSON Topic Map) format, as defined here: <http://www.cerny-online.com/jtm/1.0/>.

Limitations:

  • Variants are not supported by TM.
  • Reification of basenames, occurrences and roles is not supported by TM.
  • Multiple scopes are not supported by TM.

This method take a string and parses JTM content from it. It will raise an exception on any parsing error. On success, it will return the map object.

The method understands one key/value parameter pair:

  • format (choices: "json", "yaml")

    This option controls whether the JTM is expected to be in JSON format or in YAML (which is a superset of JSON).

    If no format parameter is given but the TM::Materialized::JTM trait is used, then the format is inherited from there; otherwise the default is "json".

This method serializes the map object in JTM notation and returns the result as a string.

The method understands one key/value parameter pair:

  • format (choices: "json", "yaml")

    This option controls whether the JTM result should be created in the JSON format or in YAML (which is a superset of JSON).

    If no format parameter is given but the TM::Materialized::JTM trait is used, then the format is inherited from there; otherwise the default is "json".

TM, TM::Serializable

Copyright 2010, Alexander Zangerl, All rights reserved.

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. http://www.perl.com/perl/misc/Artistic.html