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# Backend App (`backend/app`)
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This folder contains the FastAPI backend for `visualizador_instanciados`.
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The backend can execute SPARQL queries in two interchangeable ways:
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1. **`GRAPH_BACKEND=rdflib`**: parse a Turtle file into an in-memory RDFLib `Graph` and run SPARQL queries locally.
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2. **`GRAPH_BACKEND=anzograph`**: run SPARQL queries against an AnzoGraph SPARQL endpoint over HTTP (optionally `LOAD` a TTL on startup).
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Callers (frontend or other clients) interact with a single API surface (`/api/*`) and do not need to know which backend is configured.
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## Files
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- `main.py`
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- FastAPI app setup, startup/shutdown (`lifespan`), and HTTP endpoints.
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- `settings.py`
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- Env-driven configuration (`pydantic-settings`).
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- `sparql_engine.py`
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- Backend-agnostic SPARQL execution layer:
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- `RdflibEngine`: `Graph.query(...)` + SPARQL JSON serialization.
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- `AnzoGraphEngine`: HTTP POST to `/sparql` with Basic auth + readiness gate.
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- `create_sparql_engine(settings)` chooses the engine based on `GRAPH_BACKEND`.
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- `graph_export.py`
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- Shared helpers to:
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- build the snapshot SPARQL query used for edge retrieval
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- map SPARQL JSON bindings to `{nodes, edges}`.
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- `models.py`
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- Pydantic response/request models:
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- `Node`, `Edge`, `GraphResponse`, `StatsResponse`, etc.
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- `rdf_store.py`
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- A local parsed representation (dense IDs + neighbor-ish data) built only in `GRAPH_BACKEND=rdflib`.
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- Used by `/api/nodes`, `/api/edges`, and `rdflib`-mode `/api/stats`.
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- `pipelines/graph_snapshot.py`
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- Pipeline used by `/api/graph` to return a `{nodes, edges}` snapshot via SPARQL (works for both RDFLib and AnzoGraph).
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- `pipelines/snapshot_service.py`
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- Snapshot cache layer used by `/api/graph` and `/api/stats` so the backend doesn't run expensive SPARQL twice.
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- `pipelines/subclass_labels.py`
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- Pipeline to extract `rdfs:subClassOf` entities and aligned `rdfs:label` list.
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## Runtime Flow
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On startup (FastAPI lifespan):
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1. `create_sparql_engine(settings)` selects and starts a SPARQL engine.
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2. The engine is stored at `app.state.sparql`.
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3. If `GRAPH_BACKEND=rdflib`, `RDFStore` is also built from the already-loaded RDFLib graph and stored at `app.state.store`.
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On shutdown:
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- `app.state.sparql.shutdown()` is called to close the HTTP client (AnzoGraph mode) or no-op (RDFLib mode).
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## Environment Variables
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Most configuration is intended to be provided via container environment variables (see repo root `.env` and `docker-compose.yml`).
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Core:
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- `GRAPH_BACKEND`: `rdflib` or `anzograph`
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- `INCLUDE_BNODES`: `true`/`false`
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- `CORS_ORIGINS`: comma-separated list or `*`
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RDFLib mode:
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- `TTL_PATH`: path inside the backend container to a `.ttl` file (example: `/data/o3po.ttl`)
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- `MAX_TRIPLES`: optional int; if set, stops parsing after this many triples
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AnzoGraph mode:
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- `SPARQL_HOST`: base host (example: `http://anzograph:8080`)
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- `SPARQL_ENDPOINT`: optional full endpoint; if set, overrides `${SPARQL_HOST}/sparql`
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- `SPARQL_USER`, `SPARQL_PASS`: Basic auth credentials
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- `SPARQL_DATA_FILE`: file URI as seen by the **AnzoGraph container** (example: `file:///opt/shared-files/o3po.ttl`)
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- `SPARQL_GRAPH_IRI`: optional graph IRI for `LOAD ... INTO GRAPH <...>`
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- `SPARQL_LOAD_ON_START`: `true` to execute `LOAD <SPARQL_DATA_FILE>` during startup
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- `SPARQL_CLEAR_ON_START`: `true` to execute `CLEAR ALL` during startup (dangerous)
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- `SPARQL_TIMEOUT_S`: request timeout for normal SPARQL requests
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- `SPARQL_READY_RETRIES`, `SPARQL_READY_DELAY_S`, `SPARQL_READY_TIMEOUT_S`: readiness gate parameters
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## AnzoGraph Readiness Gate
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`AnzoGraphEngine` does not assume "container started" means "SPARQL works".
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It waits for a smoke-test POST:
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- Method: `POST ${SPARQL_ENDPOINT}`
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- Headers:
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- `Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded`
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- `Accept: application/sparql-results+json`
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- `Authorization: Basic ...` (if configured)
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- Body: `query=ASK WHERE { ?s ?p ?o }`
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- Success condition: HTTP 2xx and response parses as JSON
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This matches the behavior described in `docs/anzograph-readiness-julia.md`.
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## API Endpoints
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- `GET /api/health`
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- Returns `{ "status": "ok" }`.
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- `GET /api/stats`
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- Returns counts for the same snapshot used by `/api/graph` (via the snapshot cache).
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- `POST /api/sparql`
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- Body: `{ "query": "<SPARQL SELECT/ASK>" }`
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- Returns SPARQL JSON results as-is.
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- Notes:
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- This endpoint is intended for **SELECT/ASK returning SPARQL-JSON**.
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- SPARQL UPDATE is not exposed here (AnzoGraph `LOAD`/`CLEAR` are handled internally during startup).
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- `GET /api/graph?node_limit=...&edge_limit=...`
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- Returns a graph snapshot as `{ nodes: [...], edges: [...] }`.
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- Implemented as a SPARQL edge query + mapping in `pipelines/graph_snapshot.py`.
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- `GET /api/nodes`, `GET /api/edges`
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- Only available in `GRAPH_BACKEND=rdflib` (these use `RDFStore`'s dense ID tables).
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## Data Contract
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### Node
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Returned in `nodes[]` (dense IDs; suitable for indexing in typed arrays):
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```json
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{
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"id": 0,
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"termType": "uri",
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"iri": "http://example.org/Thing",
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"label": null,
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"x": 0.0,
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"y": 0.0
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}
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```
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- `id`: integer dense node ID used in edges
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- `termType`: `"uri"` or `"bnode"`
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- `iri`: URI string; blank nodes are normalized to `_:<id>`
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- `label`: currently `null` in `/api/graph` snapshots (pipelines can be used to populate later)
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- `x`/`y`: world-space coordinates for rendering (currently a deterministic spiral layout)
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### Edge
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Returned in `edges[]`:
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```json
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{
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"source": 0,
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"target": 12,
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"predicate": "http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#subClassOf"
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}
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```
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- `source`/`target`: dense node IDs (indexes into `nodes[]`)
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- `predicate`: predicate IRI string
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## Snapshot Query (`/api/graph`)
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`/api/graph` uses a SPARQL query that:
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- selects triples `?s ?p ?o`
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- excludes literal objects (`FILTER(!isLiteral(?o))`)
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- excludes `rdfs:label`, `skos:prefLabel`, and `skos:altLabel` predicates
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- optionally excludes blank nodes (unless `INCLUDE_BNODES=true`)
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- applies `LIMIT edge_limit`
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The result bindings are mapped to dense node IDs (first-seen order) and returned to the caller.
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`/api/graph` also returns `meta` with snapshot counts and engine info so the frontend doesn't need to call `/api/stats`.
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## Pipelines
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### `pipelines/graph_snapshot.py`
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`fetch_graph_snapshot(...)` is the main "export graph" pipeline used by `/api/graph`.
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### `pipelines/subclass_labels.py`
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`extract_subclass_entities_and_labels(...)`:
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1. Queries all `rdfs:subClassOf` triples.
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2. Builds a unique set of subjects+objects, then converts it to a deterministic list.
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3. Queries `rdfs:label` for those entities and returns aligned lists:
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- `entities[i]` corresponds to `labels[i]`.
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## Notes / Tradeoffs
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- `/api/graph` returns only nodes that appear in the returned edge result set. Nodes not referenced by those edges will not be present.
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- RDFLib and AnzoGraph may differ in supported SPARQL features (vendor extensions, inference, performance), but the API surface is the same.
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- `rdf_store.py` is currently only needed for `/api/nodes`, `/api/edges`, and rdflib-mode `/api/stats`. If you don't use those endpoints, it can be removed later.
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