The most common usage, currently, of the library: convert a YAML file into Turtle, JSON-LD, and HTML,
using a common basename for all three files, derived from the YAML file itself. The resulting vocabulary
files are stored on the local file system.
If the YAML file is incorrect (i.e., either the YAML parser or the Schema validation reports an error), an
error message is printed on the console and no additional files are generated.
Parameters
yaml_file_name: string
the vocabulary file in YAML
template_file_name: string
the HTML template file
context: boolean
whether the JSON-LD context file should also be generated
yamlVocab: boolean = false
whether the YAML-LD version of the vocabulary should also be generated
debug: boolean = false
display a full stack if an error is reported
Returns Promise<void>
Throws
on error situation in reading the input files, in yml validation, or when writing the result
The most common usage, currently, of the library: convert a YAML file into Turtle, JSON-LD, and HTML, using a common basename for all three files, derived from the YAML file itself. The resulting vocabulary files are stored on the local file system.
If the YAML file is incorrect (i.e., either the YAML parser or the Schema validation reports an error), an error message is printed on the console and no additional files are generated.