NAME
   RDF::aREF - Another RDF Encoding Form

SYNOPSIS
       use RDF::aREF;

       my $rdf = {
         _id       => 'http://example.com/people#alice',
         foaf_name => 'Alice Smith',
         foaf_age  => '42^xsd:integer',
         foaf_homepage => [
            {
              _id => 'http://personal.example.org/',
              dct_modified => '2010-05-29^xsd:date',
            },
           'http://work.example.com/asmith/',
         ],
         foaf_knows => {
           dct_description => 'a nice guy@en',
         },
       };

       decode_aref( $rdf,
           callback => sub {
               my ($subject, $predicate, $object, $language, $datatype) = @_;
               ...
           }
       );

       my $model = RDF::Trine::Model->new;
       decode_aref( $rdf, callback => $model );
       print RDF::Trine::Serializer->new('Turtle')->serialize_model_to_string($model);

DESCRIPTION
   aREF (another RDF Encoding Form <http://gbv.github.io/aREF/>) is an
   encoding of RDF graphs in form of arrays, hashes, and Unicode strings.
   This module implements decoding from aREF data to RDF triples.

EXPORTED FUNCTIONS
 decode_aref( $aref, [ %options ] )
   Decodes an aREF document given as hash referece. This function is a
   shortcut for

       RDF::aREF::Decoder->new(%options)->decode($aref)

   See RDF::aREF::Decoder for possible options.

EXPORTABLE FUNCTIONS (experimental)
 aref_iri( [ $decoder ], $uri )
   Encode an URI in aREF.

 aref_get_literal( $string | \@strings )
   Converts a list of aREF objects to plain strings by removing language
   tags or datatypes.

 aref_get_resource( $string | \@strings ] )
   Decodes one or more resources (URI references or blank nodes)

SEE ALSO
   *   This module was first packaged together with Catmandu::RDF.

   *   aREF is being specified at <http://github.com/gbv/aREF>.

   *   RDF::Trine contains much more for handling RDF data in Perl.

   *   See RDF::YAML for a similar (outdated) RDF encoding in YAML.

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
   Copyright Jakob Voss, 2014-

   This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
   under the same terms as Perl itself.