View Source RDF.BlankNode.Generator (RDF.ex v1.1.0)
A GenServer which generates RDF.BlankNodes using a RDF.BlankNode.Generator.Algorithm.
This module implements the RDF.Resource.Generator behaviour.
The only RDF.Resource.Generator configuration it requires is the process
identifier. The actual configuration of the behaviour of this generator
is done on the GenServer itself via start_link/1 and start/1.
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Functions
Returns a specification to start this module under a supervisor.
Generates a new blank node according to the RDF.BlankNode.Generator.Algorithm set up.
Generates a blank node for a given value according to the RDF.BlankNode.Generator.Algorithm set up.
Starts a blank node generator process without links (outside of a supervision tree).
Starts a blank node generator linked to the current process.
Synchronously stops the blank node generator with the given reason.
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Returns a specification to start this module under a supervisor.
See Supervisor.
Generates a new blank node according to the RDF.BlankNode.Generator.Algorithm set up.
Generates a blank node for a given value according to the RDF.BlankNode.Generator.Algorithm set up.
Starts a blank node generator process without links (outside of a supervision tree).
The options are handled the same as start_link/1.
Starts a blank node generator linked to the current process.
The RDF.BlankNode.Generator.Algorithm implementation is the only required
keyword option, which must be given with the :algorithm key or, if no other
options are required, can be given directly (instead of a keyword list).
The remaining options are used as the configuration for init/1 of the
respective RDF.BlankNode.Generator.Algorithm implementation.
If you want to pass GenServer.start_link/3 options, you'll can provide
two separate keyword lists as a tuple with the first being the RDF.BlankNode.Generator
configuration and the second the GenServer.start_link/3 options.
Synchronously stops the blank node generator with the given reason.
It returns :ok if the agent terminates with the given reason. If the agent
terminates with another reason, the call will exit.
This function keeps OTP semantics regarding error reporting.
If the reason is any other than :normal, :shutdown or {:shutdown, _}, an
error report will be logged.