#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true

# Step 2: Transform literal values into RDF objects using SPARQL UPDATE queries

require 'rdf'
require 'rdf/turtle'
require 'sparql'

input_path  = File.expand_path('../data/graph-01.ttl', __dir__)
output_path = File.expand_path('../data/graph-02.ttl', __dir__)
updates_dir = File.expand_path('../updates', __dir__)

puts "Loading graph from #{input_path}..."
graph = RDF::Graph.load(input_path)
puts "Loaded #{graph.count} triples."

Dir.glob(File.join(updates_dir, '*.rq')).sort.each do |query_file|
  query = File.read(query_file)
  name  = File.basename(query_file)

  before = graph.count
  SPARQL.execute(query, graph, update: true)
  after = graph.count
  puts "Applied #{name}: #{before} -> #{after} triples (#{after - before >= 0 ? '+' : ''}#{after - before})"
end

puts "Writing #{graph.count} triples to #{output_path}..."
RDF::Turtle::Writer.open(output_path, prefixes: {
  rdf:  RDF.to_uri,
  rdfs: RDF::RDFS.to_uri,
  xsd:  RDF::XSD.to_uri,
  base: RDF::URI.new('http://example.org/migrants/')
}) do |writer|
  graph.each_statement { |stmt| writer << stmt }
end

puts "Done."