create | Create an LDP RDF resource |
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Action options:
-s, --slug <slug>
The suggested name (slug) for the new resource
Required: yes
-l, --ldpresourceuri <ldpresourceuri>
The URL of an LDPR or LDPC. LDPCs must be terminated by /
Required: yes
-d, --data_url [data_url]
The URL of a document containing input data for the action.
The data is sent in the HTTP request body exactly as supplied.
Required: no
-f, --encoding <encoding>
The MIME type of the body data.
Required: yes
Permitted values: text/turtle
-r, --response_format [response_format]
Sets the response media type through an Accept header.
Required: no
Permitted values: text/html
-q, --quality_values [quality_values]
Quality value string. e.g. application/json;q=1.0,text/turtle;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.5.
--response_format takes precedence.
Required: no
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delete | Delete an LDP resource |
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Action options:
-l, --ldpresourceuri <ldpresourceuri>
The URL of an LDPR or LDPC. LDPCs must be terminated by /
Required: yes
-r, --response_format [response_format]
Sets the response media type through an Accept header.
Required: no
-q, --quality_values [quality_values]
Quality value string. e.g. application/json;q=1.0,text/turtle;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.5.
--response_format takes precedence.
Required: no
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read | List a container's details and contents |
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Action options:
-l, --ldpresourceuri <ldpresourceuri>
The URL of an LDPR or LDPC. LDPCs must be terminated by /
Required: yes
-u, --url_only [url_only]
Return only the action URL, not the action results
Required: no
-r, --response_format [response_format]
Sets the response media type through an Accept header.
Required: no
Permitted values: application/ld+json, text/turtle
-q, --quality_values [quality_values]
Quality value string. e.g. application/json;q=1.0,text/turtle;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.5.
--response_format takes precedence.
Required: no
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update | Update an LDP RDF resource |
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Action options:
-l, --ldpresourceuri <ldpresourceuri>
The URL of an LDPR or LDPC. LDPCs must be terminated by /
Required: yes
-d, --data_url [data_url]
The URL of a document containing input data for the action.
The data is sent in the HTTP request body exactly as supplied.
Required: no
-f, --encoding <encoding>
The MIME type of the body data.
Required: yes
Permitted values: text/turtle
-r, --response_format [response_format]
Sets the response media type through an Accept header.
Required: no
Permitted values: text/html
-q, --quality_values [quality_values]
Quality value string. e.g. application/json;q=1.0,text/turtle;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.5.
--response_format takes precedence.
Required: no
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