Trigo

6.2easy start · #17 of 26
in RDF Databases

Runs on Web.

Trigo is ranked #17 of 26 in RDF databases on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web.

Compared on RDF databases

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Product: Trigo is an RDF triplestore and SPARQL query engine written in Go.
Storage: It uses a BadgerDB backend and an 11-index architecture for RDF data.
Query interface: It provides an HTTP SPARQL endpoint described as compliant with the W3C SPARQL 1.1 Protocol.
RDF formats: The site lists Turtle, N-Triples, N-Quads, TriG, RDF/XML, and JSON-LD among its supported RDF formats.
Web interface: The quick start describes a browser UI with a SPARQL editor, result visualizations, query history, saved queries, and database statistics.
Ways to use: The documentation describes running Trigo as a standalone endpoint server or using it as a library in Go applications.
Limits: The documentation lists SPARQL 1.1 aggregates, GROUP BY, property paths, subqueries, VALUES, and UPDATE operations as not yet implemented.
Compliance results: The site reports 99.9% combined RDF parser test compliance and 74.4% overall SPARQL test results.
License: The homepage says Trigo is licensed under the MIT License; the linked GitHub README says Apache License 2.0.
Support: The quick start directs users to the project documentation, source code, and issue tracker for help.

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