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Expand Up @@ -9,8 +9,6 @@ Tripper is a Python library providing a common interface to a range of pre-defin
This is done via a plugin system for different triplestore `backends`.
See the README file for a [list of currently supported backends].

To interface a triplestore, you create an instance of [Triplestore] providing the name of the triplestore as the `backend` argument.

The API provided by Tripper is modelled after [rdflib], so if you know that library, you will find Tripper rather familiar.
But there are some differences that you should be aware of.
Most recognisable:
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Getting started
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To interface a triplestore, you create an instance of [Triplestore] providing the name of the triplestore as the `backend` argument.

For example, to create an interface to an in-memory [rdflib] triplestore, you can use the `rdflib` backend:

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