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Thank you for putting it up there. The fact that you have it all tossed in a json file is awesome. I'm curious, are you familiar with SPARQL, or are you query

by JPKab 14y ago

Thank you for putting it up there. The fact that you have it all tossed in a json file is awesome. I'm curious, are you familiar with SPARQL, or are you querying DBpedia in another manner? The reason I asked is that I think SPARQL is a cool (flexible, ultra complex queries) but slow way to get data, and I think node's async file reads make it ideal for working off of sources like that.

ddod 14y ago
Instead of learning SPARQL, I wrote my own script to parse from their format into my own. I should probably devote some time to learning SPARQL, but dbpedia's documentation was really confusing for me and I was basically learning it all just looking through the actual db files.