This is a straightforward tool designed to initialize a GraphDB instance with RDF data from one or more files.

It utilizes the official GraphDB docker image to load RDF data into a GraphDB instance.

The tool executes GraphDB's importrdf command to create a new repository and import RDF data into it.

Subsequently, it transfers the newly created repository to the GraphDB data directory.

docker run -v ./rdf_files:/init \
        -v <path_to_graphdb_data>:/opt/graphdb/home \
        -v ./repo_config.ttl:/repo_config.ttl:ro \
        ghcr.io/ensaremirerol/graphdb-rdf-loader:latest

1- Specify graphdb data directory with -v <path_to_graphdb_data>:/opt/graphdb/home option.

2- Copy your RDF files to ./rdf_files directory. Or you can mount your own directory by changing -v ./rdf_files:/init option.

3- Change provided repo_config.ttl file according to your needs. This file will be used to create a new repository in GraphDB.

docker run -v ./rdf_files:/init \
        -v /home/user/graphdb_data:/opt/graphdb/home \
        -v ./repo_config.ttl:/repo_config.ttl:ro \
        ghcr.io/ensaremirerol/graphdb-rdf-loader:latest

This tool leverages the official GraphDB docker image and tools. If you do not possess a valid GraphDB license, you will be restricted to the features available in the free version. This tool does not offer any license or method to circumvent GraphDB licensing.

With the free version, you can still utilize the tool to load RDF data into a GraphDB instance. However, it will operate slower than the enterprise version, as the free version is limited to using only 1 CPU core.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.