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Hi,
nice to see another one interested in contributing to sophia
. Regarding the licencing I can't tell you much. This is the responsibility of @pchampin .
Really nice that you did a benchmark on IRI crates in Rust. As you can see in #74 we are aware of this issue. Like you pointed out IRIs can have many different use cases where the focus is laid on different properties. To be able to satisfy as many applications as possible the TTerm
trait was designed as flexible as possible. Therefore, it may be of interest for your benchmark to implement TTerm
for the other IRI types you inspect and look at the performance and size of graphs made up of those. You may also notice that sophia
itself already provides two different implementations of an IRI, namely sophia::term::SimpleIri
and sophia::term::iri::Iri
.
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@alexkreidler thanks for your interest, and welcome on board :)
Re. licensing: as a French civil servant, I feel compelled to use CeCILL, which is compatible with French law and endorsed by my administration. Also, I usually start my personal projects with a rather protective license (GPL-like or LGPL-like) as a commitment to favour open-source in general.
That being said, I agree that a more permissive license is a better way to foster adoption (and external contribution) in a project like Sophia. I had already started I that with some of the crates, but I just (see commit above) changed all remaining crates to CeCILL-B, a BSD-compatible variant of CeCILL.
That's a first move, but I am still open to discussion. So:
Q1: Is a BSD-style licence permissive enough for you, or is there something I'm missing that makes Apache more appealing to you?
Q2: Is the CeCILL variant acceptable, or would you prefer to stick to the original one?
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Hey all, thanks for the kind responses!
For both questions 1 and 2: I think the permissive CeCILL-B license makes perfect sense for this project. I'll close this issue.
I'll start digging through some code and try to see which of the areas I mentioned above would be good to start at, and then maybe ask some more questions on the specific issues.
Also @MattesWhite thanks for those details, I might go back to updating the benchmarks later.
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Related Issues (20)
- Expose `JsonLdQuadSource` and `RdfTerm` types from `sophia_jsonld` HOT 1
- Documentation in the README HOT 1
- Add back query support HOT 4
- Issue casting string to literal with custom datatype using `*` HOT 2
- Issue serializing to TriG `with_pretty` when blank nodes HOT 2
- How to recognize the Any matcher? HOT 6
- Parser failing on RDF/XML files with rdf:about="" HOT 2
- Please rework TermMatcher HOT 3
- Allow more optimizations with `TermMatcher` HOT 1
- Add configuration option to produce indented RDF/XML
- `bool` should implement `Term`
- `RcTerm::Triple` and `ArcTerm::Triple` do not live up to the "cheap clone" promise HOT 4
- Async parsers and serializers HOT 1
- Get rid of boxed iterators
- Add double-licensing (CeCILL-B + Apache V2) HOT 2
- Serialize isomorphic graphs to identical Turtle HOT 4
- Option to allow duplicated rdf:ID values HOT 1
- Add typos to code checking
- Add `Debug` supertype to `iri` parameter in `get` function of `Loader` trait HOT 3
- Iri<T> and IriRef<T> should implement Debug regardless of T
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