"""
This is a rdflib plugin for parsing Hextuple files, which are Newline-Delimited JSON
(ndjson) files, into Conjunctive. The store that backs the graph *must* be able to
handle contexts, i.e. multiple graphs.
"""
import json

from typing import List, Union
from rdflib.parser import Parser
from rdflib import ConjunctiveGraph, URIRef, Literal, BNode
import warnings


__all__ = ["HextuplesParser"]


class HextuplesParser(Parser):
    """
    An RDFLib parser for Hextuples

    """

    def __init__(self):
        pass

    def _load_json_line(self, line: str):
        # this complex handing is because the 'value' component is
        # allowed to be "" but not None
        # all other "" values are treated as None
        ret1 = json.loads(line)
        ret2 = [x if x != "" else None for x in json.loads(line)]
        if ret1[2] == "":
            ret2[2] = ""
        return ret2

    def _parse_hextuple(self, cg: ConjunctiveGraph, tup: List[Union[str, None]]):
        # all values check
        # subject, predicate, value, datatype cannot be None
        # language and graph may be None
        if tup[0] is None or tup[1] is None or tup[2] is None or tup[3] is None:
            raise ValueError(
                "subject, predicate, value, datatype cannot be None. Given: "
                f"{tup}")

        # 1 - subject
        s: Union[URIRef, BNode]
        if tup[0].startswith("_"):
            s = BNode(value=tup[0].replace("_:", ""))
        else:
            s = cast(URIRef, URIRef(tup[0]))

        # 2 - predicate
        p = URIRef(tup[1])

        # 3 - value
        o: Union[URIRef, BNode, Literal]
        if tup[3] == "globalId":
            o = URIRef(tup[2])
        elif tup[3] == "localId":
            o = BNode(value=tup[2].replace("_:", ""))
        else:  # literal
            if tup[4] is None:
                o = cast(
                    Literal,
                    Literal(tup[2], datatype=URIRef(tup[3])))
            else:
                o = cast(
                    Literal,
                    Literal(tup[2], lang=tup[4]))

        # 6 - context
        if tup[5] is not None:
            c = URIRef(tup[5])
            cg.add((s, p, o, c))
        else:
            cg.add((s, p, o))

    def parse(self, source, graph, **kwargs):
        if kwargs.get("encoding") not in [None, "utf-8"]:
            warnings.warn(
                f"Hextuples files are always utf-8 encoded, "
                f"I was passed: {kwargs.get('encoding')}, "
                "but I'm still going to use utf-8"
            )

        assert (
            graph.store.context_aware
        ), "Hextuples Parser needs a context-aware store!"

        cg = ConjunctiveGraph(store=graph.store, identifier=graph.identifier)
        cg.default_context = graph

        # handle different source types - only file and string (data) for now
        if hasattr(source, "file"):
            with open(source.file.name) as fp:
                for l in fp:
                    self._parse_hextuple(cg, self._load_json_line(l))
        elif hasattr(source, "_InputSource__bytefile"):
            if hasattr(source._InputSource__bytefile, "wrapped"):
                for l in source._InputSource__bytefile.wrapped.strip().splitlines():
                    self._parse_hextuple(cg, self._load_json_line(l))

@@ -1860,63 +1860,8 @@
  o =
- cast(%0A                    Literal,%0A                   
  Lit
@@ -1897,17 +1897,16 @@
 tup%5B3%5D))
-)
 %0A       

Update rdflib/plugins/parsers/hext.py