OxiRS

A Rust-native, modular platform for Semantic Web, SPARQL 1.2, GraphQL, and AI-augmented reasoning

Status: v0.4.1 - Released - 2026-07-28

Production Ready: Complete SPARQL 1.1/1.2 implementation with 3.8x faster optimizer, industrial IoT support, and AI-powered features. 46,255 tests passing (--all-features; 45,408 with default features) with zero warnings across all 27 crates.

v0.4.1 Highlights (2026-07-28): A workspace-wide production-readiness hardening pass — a 38-scope multi-agent audit surfaced 308 verified findings (62 P0, 131 P1, 115 P2), with roughly 300 fixed across 38 work packages. Security fixes close a full oxirs-fuseki authentication/authorization bypass (the AuthUser extractor never actually authenticated requests, route_based_rbac failed open, and /update had no auth check — all three now gate correctly on config.security.auth_required), an X.509 client-certificate check that only compared DN strings instead of verifying the signature chain, a SPARQL injection hole in the REST API v2, and missing SSRF guards on SPARQL LOAD; oxirs-gql's "AES" cache-encryption layer was a plaintext passthrough with token validation that unconditionally granted access — both fixed; oxirs-did now checks credential revocation, consumes the auth challenge to prevent replay, and verifies ZKP selective-disclosure proofs instead of accepting them unconditionally; oxirs-chat's SAML verification is hardened against XML Signature Wrapping attacks. Data-integrity fixes: oxirs-cluster Raft state (vote/log/state-machine/snapshot) is now durably fsync-persisted via a new DurableRaftStore (previously in-memory only, risking double-votes or lost commits on restart); the oxirs CLI's tdbupdate no longer collapses every literal/blank-node to an IRI before writing (previously corrupted TDB-backed stores for every other reader); oxirs-tdb's repair_page_checksums and superblock reads now verify checksums before trusting the data instead of silently propagating corruption; oxirs-did's StatusList2021 encoding is now genuinely GZIP-compressed. Also: the core SPARQL parser no longer silently drops FILTER clauses, multi-line CONSTRUCT/SELECT/ASK/DESCRIBE/UPDATE parsing is fixed, a new mmap-able RDF store snapshot format gives sub-second cold start (versus ~13.6s re-parsing 1.35M quads), SPARQL 1.1 sub-SELECT and Turtle collection/property-list syntax now work inside query patterns, and RDF-vocabulary-driven GraphQL schema auto-generation (graphql_autoschema) is new in oxirs-fuseki.

v0.4.0 Highlights (2026-07-19): Consolidates the previously-unpublished 0.3.3 production-hardening work (a 272-finding audit → 288 fixes plus 455 regression tests across storage, security, and distributed subsystems) with 0.3.4's deployment fixes from the public, query-only sparql.wik.jp rollout — neither 0.3.3 nor 0.3.4 was published to crates.io, so both ship here as 0.4.0. oxirs-tdb is now a real durable on-disk backend (superblock, fsync-backed writes, free-page allocator, GSPO/GPOS/GOSP indexes) wired into oxirs-fuseki via StoreType::TDB2/dataset_type = "tdb2" and into oxirs import --dataset-type tdb2; oxirs-core's RdfStore Persistent backend replaces its O(N²) per-insert full-file rewrite with O(N) buffered-append persistence, and MemoryStorage now interns terms for roughly 4x lower RAM. The SPARQL query path is now unified through the real oxirs-arq engine end to end: CONSTRUCT/DESCRIBE execute via new template-instantiation/CBD machinery, GRAPH <iri>/GRAPH ?g and FROM/FROM NAMED execute for real against dataset views, SERVICE HTTP federation is reachable from the SPARQL endpoint, and native aggregate projections (COUNT/SUM/MIN/MAX/AVG/SAMPLE/GROUP_CONCAT, expressions inside aggregates, DISTINCT) plus HAVING (including aggregates inside HAVING) run through the engine's grouping machinery — the legacy demo path and every silent-empty-200 fallback are gone. Parser fixes cover WHERE-less ASK/SELECT *, positionally-scoped BIND, group-scoped FILTER (including after a top-level UNION), populated GROUP BY/ORDER BY lists, and multi-triple INSERT/DELETE DATA parsing. The axum 0.8 route migration is now complete workspace-wide (fuseki, cluster, embed, chat). Security hardening adds real X25519/Ristretto DID crypto, OIDC/SAML SSO signature verification, real cluster RPC with BFT quorum, and enforced read_only dataset checks — now name-agnostic for single-dataset deployments, with startup diagnostics for multi-dataset misconfigurations — across all write paths including REST API v2 and admin dataset management.

Vision

OxiRS aims to be a Rust-first, JVM-free alternative to Apache Jena + Fuseki and to Juniper, providing:

• Protocol choice, not lock-in: Expose both SPARQL 1.2 and GraphQL endpoints from the same dataset
• Incremental adoption: Each crate works stand-alone; opt into advanced features via Cargo features
• AI readiness: Native integration with vector search, graph embeddings, and LLM-augmented querying
• Single static binary: Match or exceed Jena/Fuseki feature-for-feature while keeping a <50MB footprint

Quick Start

Installation

# Build the CLI from source
git clone https://github.com/cool-japan/oxirs.git
cd oxirs
cargo install --path tools/oxirs

# Or just build the whole workspace without installing
cargo build --workspace --release

Note: the oxirs CLI binary is intentionally kept off crates.io (publish = false, since v0.3.2) so it can optionally depend on publish = false quarantine adapter crates without pulling their C FFI onto a published Pure-Rust surface. All 25 OxiRS library crates remain normally published to crates.io — see Published Crates below.

What's New in v0.4.1 (2026-07-28)

Production-Readiness Hardening Release: Security Fixes, Data-Integrity Fixes, and SPARQL Parser Corrections

A 38-scope multi-agent audit surfaced 308 verified findings (62 P0, 131 P1, 115 P2) across the workspace; roughly 300 were fixed across 38 work packages, plus 74 test regressions caught by the full-suite gate and a follow-up chain of SPARQL-parser, storage-durability, and CLI/DID data-integrity fixes:

• Security fixes - oxirs-fuseki: closed a full authentication/authorization bypass (AuthUser extractor never authenticated, route_based_rbac failed open, /update had no auth check — all three now gate on config.security.auth_required), X.509 client-cert trust now verifies the signature chain (not just DN-string comparison), a SPARQL injection hole in REST API v2, and SSRF guards on SPARQL LOAD; oxirs-gql's "AES" cache-encryption layer was a plaintext passthrough with token validation that unconditionally granted access — both fixed; oxirs-did now checks credential revocation, consumes the auth challenge (replay prevention), and verifies ZKP selective-disclosure proofs instead of accepting them unconditionally; oxirs-chat SAML verification hardened against XML Signature Wrapping attacks
• Data-integrity fixes - oxirs-cluster Raft state (vote/log/state-machine/snapshot) is now durably fsync-persisted via a new DurableRaftStore (write-temp + fsync + rename), closing the durable-storage gap deferred from the 0.4.0 Raft integration; the oxirs CLI's tdbupdate no longer collapses every literal/blank-node to an IRI before writing (previously corrupted TDB-backed stores for every other reader); oxirs-tdb's repair_page_checksums and superblock reads now verify checksums before trusting data instead of silently propagating or masking corruption; oxirs-did's StatusList2021 encoding is now genuinely GZIP-compressed (fixing interop with external W3C-compliant verifiers)
• SPARQL correctness fixes - the core SPARQL parser no longer silently drops FILTER clauses; multi-line CONSTRUCT/SELECT/ASK/DESCRIBE queries and UPDATE statements (newline before WHERE/braces, multi-PREFIX prologues) now parse correctly; Store::flush() actually flushes to disk (was a no-op)
• Fabrication removed - the W3C SHACL conformance harness no longer fabricates results; oxirs-shacl-ai no longer fabricates quality metrics or AutoML "training" results; oxirs-federate's query planner now really decomposes queries instead of returning a canned plan; performance_validation benchmarks now run genuine end-to-end SPARQL queries instead of sleep()-simulated workload
• Other fixes - oxirs-embed KGE model save/load implemented (was a no-op), TransE/RotatE training loss sign corrected; oxirs-stream NATS consumer no longer acks before processing, the NATS producer fails loud instead of silently no-op'ing; oxirs-cluster's replication-maintenance background task no longer leaks (was running against a throwaway empty manager in a shutdown-blind loop on every node)
• New - SPARQL 1.1 sub-SELECT and Turtle collection/property-list syntax inside query patterns (oxirs-arq); RDF-vocabulary-driven GraphQL schema auto-generation graphql_autoschema (oxirs-fuseki); mmap-able RDF store snapshot format for sub-second cold start (oxirs-core, versus ~13.6s re-parsing 1.35M quads)
• Changed - the SPARQL query path is fully unified onto the real oxirs-arq execution engine; oxirs-cluster state-machine checkpointing is durable and amortized O(1) (was O(n²)); oxirs-star tiered-storage default directories are now instance-unique (fixing a cross-process data-leakage bug); oxirs-core's blas feature now wires into real OxiBLAS routines (previously compiled but had no effect); the CLI's all-features feature (which silently omitted excel-export/system-keyring) is renamed full-cli and now genuinely enables every optional feature — build scripts must switch --features all-features → --features full-cli
• Removed (breaking) - three C-FFI quarantine adapters retired outright: oxirs-geosparql-adapter-geos and the rust-buffer feature (superseded by Pure-Rust geo::algorithm::buffer, which does strictly more), oxirs-tsdb-adapter-duckdb and the CLI's tsdb-duckdb feature (export to Parquet instead), and oxirs-stream-adapter-rdkafka together with the StreamBackendType::Kafka config variant — being publish = false it was unreachable from any release, nothing depended on it, and it required a librdkafka C build. Its Confluent Schema Registry client never used rdkafka and now ships in oxirs-stream as confluent_registry. With these gone plus a default-members list, cargo test --all-features needs no C toolchain

Quality Metrics (v0.4.1):

• ✅ 308-finding production-readiness audit → ~300 fixes across 38 work packages, plus 74 test regressions caught and fixed by the full-suite gate
• ✅ 46,255 tests passing (--all-features; 45,408 with default features), 100% pass rate
• ✅ Zero compilation warnings maintained across all 27 crates
• ✅ New workspace deny.toml documents 14 explicitly-reviewed cargo-deny/RUSTSEC exceptions; cargo deny check bans/check advisories clean under default and --all-features

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What's New in v0.4.0 (2026-07-19)

Production Hardening & Deployment Release: TDB2 On-Disk Backend, SPARQL Correctness, and Security Fixes

OxiRS v0.4.0 consolidates the unreleased 0.3.3 production-hardening pass (a 272-finding audit spanning storage, security, and distributed subsystems) with the 0.3.4 deployment fixes surfaced by the public, query-only sparql.wik.jp rollout. Neither 0.3.3 nor 0.3.4 was published to crates.io — both ship here as 0.4.0:

• oxirs-tdb real on-disk backend - Superblock (v2, quad roots), fsync-backed writes, a free-page allocator, GSPO/GPOS/GOSP quad and named-graph indexes, and streaming quad iterators replace the previous non-persisting placeholder; wired into oxirs-fuseki as StoreType::TDB2/dataset_type = "tdb2" (new TdbStoreAdapter/StoreFactory) and into oxirs import --dataset-type tdb2 for bounded-RAM bulk loads; unknown dataset types now fail loud instead of silently falling back to in-memory
• oxirs-core storage rewrite - RdfStore's Persistent backend replaces its O(N²) per-insert full-file rewrite with a single buffered N-Quads append (O(N)); MemoryStorage now interns terms behind ID-based index permutations, cutting per-triple RAM roughly 4x; new public durability API (open_with_sync_policy, flush, SyncPolicy, AsyncRdfStore::flush_async) plus streaming bulk_insert_quads/for_each_quad on the Store trait
• SPARQL query path unified through the real oxirs-arq engine - a single parse-once dispatch replaces substring-based query-type routing; CONSTRUCT and DESCRIBE (including DESCRIBE <iri> with no WHERE, DESCRIBE *, and the CONSTRUCT WHERE {} shorthand) execute via new template-instantiation/CBD machinery; GRAPH <iri>/GRAPH ?g execute for real in both the serial and parallel executors; FROM/FROM NAMED are honored via dataset views; SERVICE HTTP federation is reachable end-to-end; native aggregate projections (COUNT/SUM/MIN/MAX/AVG/SAMPLE/GROUP_CONCAT with SEPARATOR, expressions inside aggregates like SUM(?a*?b), DISTINCT) and HAVING (including aggregate calls in HAVING) run through the engine's grouping machinery; the legacy demo path and every silent-empty-200 fallback are deleted — parse failures are HTTP 400, execution failures HTTP 500, never a silent empty 200
• SPARQL parser fixes - WHERE-less ASK {}/SELECT * {} now extract patterns correctly; the arq parser accepts SELECT * and optional-WHERE ASK; BIND is now scoped positionally (was deferred to the group end, silently producing wrong bindings); a FILTER after a top-level UNION is now group-scoped; GROUP BY/ORDER BY expression lists actually populate (a latent tokenizer bug on the trailing BY keyword silently dropped both lists); DESCRIBE targets are retained
• oxirs-fuseki hardening - SPARQL UPDATE dispatch now runs on the parsed AST instead of a .contains("CLEAR") substring scan; INSERT DATA/DELETE DATA blocks parse every triple via proper top-level .-terminator splitting instead of dropping rows past the first line; routes migrated to axum 0.8/matchit 0.8 path syntax — and that migration is now complete workspace-wide (oxirs-cluster's dashboard, oxirs-embed's API, and oxirs-chat's server each got their own route fixes plus a router-construction regression test)
• read_only dataset enforcement hardened - name-agnostic resolution when exactly one dataset is configured (any name gets write protection, not only "default"); startup WARN/ERROR diagnostics for multi-dataset misconfigurations; a shared guard helper now also protects admin dataset create/delete/compact/reload and the REST API v2 dataset/triple write endpoints, closing a previously unguarded write bypass
• Security fixes - oxirs-did gains real X25519 ECDH and Ristretto Schnorr/Pedersen crypto (replacing forgeable placeholders); oxirs-chat SSO verifies OIDC ID tokens (RS256/ES256 via JWKS) and SAML XML signatures, failing closed; oxirs-cluster inter-node RPC is now real length-prefixed, oxicode-framed TCP with a real 2f+1 BFT quorum
• Other fixes - oxirs-vec TF-IDF smoothed-IDF correction and a FAISS HNSW/IVF read-path cursor-alignment fix; oxirs-samm graph analytics short-circuits density = 0 for n < 2

A follow-up hardening round tightens the query path and the CLI further: aggregate arity inside HAVING (SUM(), COUNT(?a,?b)) is now rejected at parse time as an HTTP 400, an unknown function in FILTER/HAVING fails the whole query loudly (typed UnknownFunctionError) instead of silently dropping rows, DESCRIBE returns a symmetric Concise Bounded Description (incoming/object-side arcs plus blank-node closure in both directions), and the SPARQL Results JSON serializer is now exhaustive — RDF-star quoted triples serialize as {"type":"triple",…} and a property-path binding is a 500 fail-loud error rather than a fabricated literal. On the storage side, oxirs-tdb gains WAL-integrated durable writes with crash-recovery replay and a checkpoint LSN, honored StoreParams, and opt-in O_DIRECT/F_NOCACHE; oxirs-core's term dictionary reference-counts ids with a free-list so deletes reclaim ids immediately; and oxirs-cluster's BFT consensus (feature bft) is a closed loop that applies real commands to storage on a genuine 2f+1 quorum. The oxirs CLI adds lint, merge, jena-parity, monitor (remote-endpoint), detect-format, and inspect subcommands, serve --dry-run, schema-gen --advanced, history export-csv/similar, profile --flamegraph, REPL meta-commands, and transparent .gz I/O; generate --schema now parses the supplied schema instead of emitting hardcoded sample data, and over two dozen dead/simulated command modules were removed.

Quality Metrics (v0.4.0):

• ✅ 272-finding production-hardening audit → 288 fixes and 455 new regression tests across storage, security, and distributed subsystems (on top of the 45,034 tests passing at v0.3.2 with --all-features)
• ✅ New query-path/parser suites: oxirs-fuseki/tests/query_path_040.rs (20 real-server end-to-end cases), oxirs-arq/tests/bind_scoping_test.rs (9 cases), oxirs-arq/tests/parser_forms_test.rs (23 cases); oxirs-arq 3012 tests passing, oxirs-fuseki 2381 tests passing at integration time
• ✅ Zero compilation warnings maintained across all 27 crates
• ✅ Consolidates the unreleased 0.3.3 + 0.3.4 work into a single release; not yet published to crates.io

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What's New in v0.3.2 (2026-07-12)

Maintenance & Purity Release: Pure-Rust Policy v2, OxiSQL, and Quarantined C-FFI Adapters

OxiRS v0.3.2 completes a second, deeper pass of the COOLJAPAN Pure-Rust migration and hardens SHACL, GeoSPARQL, and the oxirs-wasm query engine:

• Pure-Rust Policy v2 (breaking) - Six in-tree, feature-gated C-FFI integrations (NVML GPU monitoring, CUDA, GEOS, DuckDB, Kafka, Pulsar) extracted into new publish = false quarantine adapter crates (oxirs-gpu-monitor, oxirs-vec-adapter-cuda, oxirs-geosparql-adapter-geos, oxirs-tsdb-adapter-duckdb, oxirs-stream-adapter-rdkafka, oxirs-stream-adapter-pulsar), each API-compatible with the in-tree feature it replaces; the old feature flags themselves (oxirs-core's gpu, oxirs-vec's cuda/gpu-full, oxirs-geosparql's geos-backend, oxirs-tsdb's duckdb, oxirs-stream's kafka/pulsar) were removed
• OxiSQL GeoPackage backend - GeoSPARQL's GeoPackage SQLite backend migrated from rusqlite (bundled C libsqlite3) to the new Pure-Rust oxisql-core/oxisql-sqlite-compat engine, plus an explicit GeoPackage::checkpoint() for WAL flush
• Pure-Rust zstd shim - New internal crates/zstd-shim (backed by oxiarc-zstd), applied workspace-wide via [patch.crates-io], removes the last transitive zstd-sys C dependency (tantivy, parquet, pulsar, wasmtime)
• SHACL subclass-aware targets - Reflexive+transitive rdfs:subClassOf closure (advanced_features::subclass_closure); sh:class and implicit-class targets now honor subclassing; SPARQL-based and single-hop property-path SHACL targets execute for real against the store instead of returning stub results
• oxirs-wasm query engine - SPARQL PREFIX/BASE prologues, a per-store solution budget (setSolutionBudget/clearSolutionBudget) that fails unselective joins fast instead of running to completion, and triple-pattern/property-path evaluation now driven by subject/predicate/object indexes instead of full scans
• GeoSPARQL geometry fixes - Shapefile writer now emits interior rings (holes) for Polygon/MultiPolygon; compressed-geometry round-tripping preserves polygon holes and multi-part MultiLineString/MultiPolygon structure (new ring_counts field); WKT parser accepts optional Z/M coordinates
• oxirs-tdb distributed transactions - Saga steps, 2PC, and 3PC participants now run real registered callbacks against a WAL-backed Transaction instead of simulating success; the distributed coordinator's abort_transaction notifies all participants
• oxirs-gql / oxirs-chat / oxirs-federate / oxirs-stream - Adaptive query-batching dependency analysis, an activated ML-driven DynamicQueryPlanner, a real z-score anomaly detector and alert-handler dispatch (Welford's online algorithm), NATS federation message dispatch by type, and an MQTT 5.0 property codec all replace previous no-op/stub code paths
• Dependency refresh - SciRS2 0.5.0 → 0.6.0; oxiarc-* 0.3.3 → 0.3.5; oxicrypto/oxitls 0.1.1 → 0.2.0; kube 3.1 → 4.0 (optional k8s feature); bytes → 1.12.0 (CVE-2026-25541 fix); lazy_static → once_cell, num_cpus → std::thread::available_parallelism()

Quality Metrics (v0.3.2):

• ✅ 45,199 tests passing (--all-features; 44,398 with default features), 100% pass rate
• ✅ Zero compilation warnings across all 27 crates
• ✅ Pure Rust by default and under --all-features - zero ring/aws-lc-sys/rusqlite/zstd-sys reach any published crate; the six remaining C-FFI integrations live in separately-versioned, opt-in publish = false adapter crates
• ✅ All .rs files under 2,000 lines (proactive refactors applied)

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Usage

# Initialize a new knowledge graph (alphanumeric, _, - only).
# `--format memory` matches what `oxirs import`/`oxirs query` use by default
# below; `oxirs init` also accepts `--format tdb2` for the on-disk backend,
# but `oxirs query` cannot read tdb2 datasets yet (use `oxirs tdbquery`
# instead) and `oxirs import`/`oxirs query` do not read the backend back out
# of the dataset's own oxirs.toml, so pass `--dataset-type` explicitly on
# every command instead of relying on `init`'s declared storage format.
oxirs init mykg --format memory

# Import RDF data (automatically persisted to mykg/data.nq)
oxirs import mykg data.ttl --format turtle

# Query the data (loaded automatically from disk)
oxirs query mykg "SELECT * WHERE { ?s ?p ?o } LIMIT 10"

# Query with specific patterns
oxirs query mykg "SELECT ?name WHERE { ?person <http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/name> ?name }"

# Start the server
oxirs serve mykg/oxirs.toml --port 3030

Features:

• ✅ Persistent storage: Data automatically saved to disk in N-Quads format
• ✅ SPARQL queries: SELECT, ASK, CONSTRUCT, DESCRIBE supported
• ✅ Auto-load: No manual save/load needed
• ✅ PREFIX / BASE support: Full prologue declarations, resolved through the same SPARQL engine used by the server

Open:

• http://localhost:3030 for the Fuseki-style admin UI
• http://localhost:3030/graphql/playground for the browsable GraphiQL IDE (the GraphQL routes are mounted unconditionally by the server; /graphql itself is a POST-only JSON API endpoint, not a browser page — opening it with a plain GET returns 405)

Published Crates

All crates are published to crates.io and documented on docs.rs.

Core

Server

Engine

Storage

Stream

AI

Security

Platforms

Tools

As of v0.3.2 the oxirs CLI binary is publish = false (see Installation); it is not on crates.io. The other 25 library crates above are published normally.

Architecture

oxirs/                  # Cargo workspace root
├─ core/                # Thin, safe re-export of oxigraph
│  └─ oxirs-core
├─ server/              # Network front ends
│  ├─ oxirs-fuseki      # SPARQL 1.1/1.2 HTTP protocol, Fuseki-compatible config
│  └─ oxirs-gql         # GraphQL façade (Juniper + mapping layer)
├─ engine/              # Query, update, reasoning
│  ├─ oxirs-arq         # Jena-style algebra + extension points
│  ├─ oxirs-rule        # Forward/backward rule engine (RDFS/OWL/SWRL)
│  ├─ oxirs-samm        # SAMM metamodel + AAS integration (Industry 4.0)
│  ├─ oxirs-geosparql   # GeoSPARQL spatial queries and topological relations
│  ├─ oxirs-shacl       # SHACL Core + SHACL-SPARQL validator
│  ├─ oxirs-star        # RDF-star / SPARQL-star grammar support
│  ├─ oxirs-ttl         # Turtle/TriG parser and serializer
│  └─ oxirs-vec         # Vector index abstractions (SciRS2, native HNSW)
├─ storage/
│  ├─ oxirs-tdb         # MVCC layer & assembler grammar (TDB2 parity)
│  ├─ oxirs-cluster     # Raft-backed distributed dataset
│  └─ oxirs-tsdb        # Time-series database (chunked, compressed)
├─ stream/              # Real-time and federation
│  ├─ oxirs-stream      # NATS/Redis/MQTT I/O, RDF Patch, SPARQL Update delta
│  ├─ oxirs-federate    # SERVICE planner, GraphQL stitching
│  ├─ oxirs-modbus      # Modbus TCP/RTU industrial protocol
│  └─ oxirs-canbus      # CANbus / J1939 industrial protocol
├─ ai/
│  ├─ oxirs-embed       # KG embeddings (TransE, ComplEx…)
│  ├─ oxirs-shacl-ai    # Shape induction & data repair suggestions
│  ├─ oxirs-chat        # RAG chat API (LLM + SPARQL)
│  ├─ oxirs-physics     # Physics-informed digital twins
│  └─ oxirs-graphrag    # GraphRAG hybrid search (Vector × Graph)
├─ security/
│  └─ oxirs-did         # W3C DID & Verifiable Credentials
├─ platforms/
│  └─ oxirs-wasm        # WebAssembly browser/edge deployment
├─ tools/
│  ├─ oxirs             # CLI (import, export, query, migration, benchmarking) — publish = false
│  └─ benchmarks/       # SP2Bench, WatDiv, LDBC SGS
└─ desktop/
    └─ oxirs-tauri      # Desktop app: chat UI, visual SPARQL builder, CAN bus monitor — publish = false

Quarantined C-FFI adapters (opt-in, publish = false)

Three C-FFI integrations live outside the default and --all-features dependency closure of every published crate, each in its own adapter crate that depends on the corresponding library crate and re-exports API-compatible types:

Depend on the adapter crate directly (path or git) to opt back in; none of them are published to crates.io. They are workspace members but are kept out of default-members, so a plain cargo test --all-features does not require CUDA headers or protoc. Opt in per crate:

$env:PROTOC = "$env:USERPROFILE\.cargo\bin\oxiproto-protoc.exe"  # cargo install oxiproto-cli
cargo build -p oxirs-stream-adapter-pulsar
cargo build -p oxirs-vec-adapter-cuda                            # needs the CUDA toolkit

Three more adapters existed and have since been retired outright rather than kept opt-in. oxirs-geosparql-adapter-geos (GEOS) is gone because geo::algorithm::buffer covers every geometry type and the full OGC cap/join styles in Pure Rust, so the boundary-dependent Egenhofer/RCC8 relations and buffer/boundary now work in the published crate with no opt-in at all. oxirs-tsdb-adapter-duckdb (DuckDB) is gone with no replacement: export chunks to Parquet via oxirs-tsdb's arrow-export feature and query them with an external DuckDB. oxirs-stream-adapter-rdkafka (Kafka) is gone too — being publish = false made it unreachable from any released crate, nothing in the workspace depended on it, and it needed a librdkafka C build. Its Confluent Schema Registry client, which never touched rdkafka, moved into oxirs-stream as the Pure-Rust confluent_registry module.

Feature Matrix (v0.4.1)

Legend:

• ✅ Stable: Production-ready with comprehensive tests, API stability guaranteed
• ⏳ Planned: Not yet implemented
• 🔸 Partial/plug-in support in Jena

Quality Metrics (v0.4.1):

• 46,255 tests passing (--all-features; 45,408 with default features), 100% pass rate
• Zero compilation warnings (enforced with -D warnings)
• 95%+ test coverage across all 27 modules
• 95%+ documentation coverage
• All integration tests passing
• Production-grade security audit completed
• CUDA GPU acceleration available via the opt-in, publish = false oxirs-vec-adapter-cuda quarantine crate (Pure Rust by default without it)
• 3.8x faster query optimization via adaptive complexity detection
• Pure Rust by default and under --all-features — zero ring / aws-lc-sys / rusqlite / zstd-sys reach any published crate

Usage Examples

Dataset Configuration (TOML)

This is the oxirs-fuseki server config format (ServerConfig, loaded via oxirs-fuseki.toml/--config), keyed under [datasets.NAME] (plural — see DatasetConfig in server/oxirs-fuseki/src/config_server.rs). This is a fragment showing the dataset/ReBAC sections in isolation — merge it into a complete config alongside the required top-level [server]/[security] sections; see the repo root oxirs.toml for a full, working reference file:

[datasets.mykg]
name         = "mykg"
location     = "./data/mykg"
read_only    = false
shacl_shapes = ["./shapes/person.ttl"]
services     = []

[datasets.mykg.text_index]
enabled     = true
analyzer    = "english"
max_results = 100
stemming    = true
stop_words  = []

# ReBAC Authorization (optional; see RebacConfig in config_security.rs)
[security.rebac]
enabled        = true
policy_mode    = "combined"  # rbac_only | rebac_only | combined
storage        = "memory"    # memory | open_fga | rdf
audit_enabled  = true
cache_ttl_secs = 300

[[security.rebac.initial_relationships]]
subject  = "user:alice"
relation = "owner"
object   = "dataset:mykg"

GraphQL Query (auto-generated)

query {
  Person(where: {familyName: "Yamada"}) {
    givenName
    homepage
    knows(limit: 5) { givenName }
  }
}

Vector Similarity SPARQL Service (opt-in AI)

oxirs-vec's sparql_integration module exposes a vec: predicate/function vocabulary (vec:searchText, vec:similar, vec:similarity, ...) and can generate the query below via VectorSparqlIntegration::generate_service_query (see engine/oxirs-vec/src/sparql_integration/config.rs). It is standard, grammar-valid SPARQL — unlike an IRI such as <vec:similar(...)>, which is invalid (SPARQL IRIREFs may not contain spaces, quotes, or parentheses):

PREFIX vec: <http://oxirs.org/vec#>

SELECT ?resource ?similarity WHERE {
  SERVICE <http://oxirs.org/vec/> {
    SELECT ?resource ?similarity WHERE {
      ?resource vec:searchText "semantic web" .
      ?resource vec:similarity ?similarity .
      FILTER(?similarity >= 0.8)
    }
    ORDER BY DESC(?similarity)
  }
}

Note: SERVICE always issues a real outbound HTTP SPARQL federation call (oxirs-arq's service_federation module) — there is no built-in listener on http://oxirs.org/vec/, and oxirs-arq does not (yet) special-case a vec: scheme. To run this for real today, stand up your own vector-aware SPARQL endpoint at the target URI (VectorSparqlIntegration gives you the query text to send it), or call oxirs_vec::sparql_integration directly from Rust instead of through a live SERVICE clause.

Live Deployment: OxiEphemeris LOD (CloudFlare + OxiRS)

OxiRS powers a public, production SPARQL endpoint at https://sparql.cooljapan.tech/, edge-cached by CloudFlare and serving the OxiEphemeris astrology vocabulary (a custom oxa: ontology plus oxc:/oxs: SKOS concept schemes) as dereferenceable Linked Open Data. Query it live over the SPARQL 1.1 Protocol:

curl -G 'https://sparql.cooljapan.tech/sparql' \
  --data-urlencode 'query=ASK { <https://cooljapan.tech/ns/oxiephemeris/concept/sign/Scorpio> a <http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#Concept> }' \
  -H 'Accept: application/sparql-results+json'
# {"head":{},"boolean":true}

The oxa:/oxc:/oxs: IRIs under https://cooljapan.tech/ns/oxiephemeris/ dereference with content negotiation (Turtle, N-Triples, or HTML).

Digital Twin Platform Examples

Smart City Sensor (NGSI-LD)

# Create an air quality sensor entity
curl -X POST http://localhost:3030/ngsi-ld/v1/entities \
  -H "Content-Type: application/ld+json" \
  -d '{
    "id": "urn:ngsi-ld:AirQualitySensor:Tokyo-001",
    "type": "AirQualitySensor",
    "location": {
      "type": "GeoProperty",
      "value": {"type": "Point", "coordinates": [139.6917, 35.6895]}
    },
    "temperature": {"type": "Property", "value": 22.5, "unitCode": "CEL"}
  }'

# Query sensors within 5km
curl "http://localhost:3030/ngsi-ld/v1/entities?type=AirQualitySensor&georel=near;maxDistance==5000"

Factory IoT Bridge (MQTT)

use oxirs_stream::backend::mqtt::{
    MqttClient, MqttConfig, PayloadFormat, QoS, TopicRdfMapping, TopicSubscription,
};
use std::collections::HashMap;

let mqtt_config = MqttConfig {
    broker_url: "tcp://factory.example.com:1883".to_string(),
    ..Default::default()
};

let mut client = MqttClient::new(mqtt_config);
client.connect().await?;
client.subscribe(vec![
    TopicSubscription {
        topic_pattern: "factory/+/sensor/#".to_string(),
        qos: QoS::AtLeastOnce,
        payload_format: PayloadFormat::Json { schema: None, root_path: None },
        rdf_mapping: TopicRdfMapping {
            subject_pattern: "urn:sensor:{topic.1}:{topic.3}".to_string(),
            predicate_map: HashMap::new(),
            graph_pattern: Some("urn:factory:sensors".to_string()),
            type_uri: None,
            timestamp_field: None,
            timestamp_predicate: None,
            transformations: vec![],
        },
        options: None,
    },
]).await?; // Real-time RDF updates from subscribed topics

Data Sovereignty Policy (IDS/Gaia-X)

use chrono::{Duration, Utc};
use oxirs_fuseki::ids::policy::constraint_evaluator::{
    ComparisonOperator, Purpose, SpatialRestriction, TemporalOperand,
};
use oxirs_fuseki::ids::policy::odrl_parser::PolicyType;
use oxirs_fuseki::ids::policy::{Constraint, OdrlAction, OdrlPolicy, Permission};
use oxirs_fuseki::ids::residency::Region;
use oxirs_fuseki::ids::types::IdsUri;

let policy = OdrlPolicy {
    uid: IdsUri::new("urn:policy:catena-x:battery-data:001")?,
    policy_type: PolicyType::Agreement,
    context: None,
    profile: None,
    permissions: vec![
        Permission {
            uid: None,
            action: OdrlAction::Use,
            constraints: vec![
                Constraint::Purpose {
                    allowed_purposes: vec![Purpose::ResearchUse],
                },
                Constraint::Spatial {
                    allowed_regions: vec![Region::eu_member("DE", "Germany"), Region::japan()],
                    restriction_type: SpatialRestriction::Within,
                },
                Constraint::Temporal {
                    left_operand: TemporalOperand::DateTime,
                    operator: ComparisonOperator::Lteq,
                    right_operand: Utc::now() + Duration::days(90),
                },
            ],
            duties: vec![],
            target: None,
            assignee: None,
            assigner: None,
        }
    ],
    prohibitions: vec![],
    obligations: vec![],
    targets: vec![],
    assigner: None,
    assignee: None,
    inherits_from: None,
    conflict: None,
};

Physics Simulation (SciRS2 Integration)

use oxirs_physics::simulation::SimulationOrchestrator;

let mut orchestrator = SimulationOrchestrator::new();
orchestrator.register("thermal", Arc::new(SciRS2ThermalSimulation::default()));

// Extract parameters from RDF, run simulation, inject results back
let result = orchestrator.execute_workflow(
    "urn:battery:cell:001",
    "thermal"
).await?;

println!("Converged: {}, Final temp: {:.2}°C",
    result.convergence_info.converged,
    result.state_trajectory.last().unwrap().state["temperature"]
);

Complete Examples: See DIGITAL_TWIN_QUICKSTART.md and examples/digital_twin_factory.rs

Internationalization

📖 Localized README versions:

• 🇯🇵 日本語 (Japanese) - Society 5.0 / PLATEAU support
• 🇩🇪 Deutsch (German) - Gaia-X / Industry 4.0 focus
• 🇫🇷 Français (French) - European data sovereignty

Development

Prerequisites

• Rust 1.70+ (MSRV)
• Optional: Docker for containerized deployment

Building

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/cool-japan/oxirs.git
cd oxirs

# Build all crates
cargo build --workspace

# Run tests
cargo nextest run --no-fail-fast

# Run with all features
cargo build --workspace --all-features

Feature Flags

Optional features to keep dependencies minimal:

• geo: GeoSPARQL support
• text: Full-text search with Tantivy
• ai: Vector search and embeddings
• cluster: Distributed storage with Raft
• star: RDF-star and SPARQL-star support
• vec: Vector index abstractions

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guide for details.

RFC Process

• Design documents go in ./rfcs/ with lazy-consensus and 14-day comment window
• All code must pass rustfmt + nightly 2026-01, Clippy --all-targets --workspace -D warnings
• Commit sign-off required (DCO 1.1)

Roadmap

Current Release: v0.4.1 (2026-07-28)

v0.4.1 Focus Areas:

• Security: closed a full oxirs-fuseki auth/authz bypass, X.509 signature-chain verification, SPARQL injection and SSRF fixes, real oxirs-gql cache encryption, oxirs-did revocation/replay/ZKP checks, oxirs-chat SAML XSW hardening
• Data integrity: oxirs-cluster Raft state now durably fsync-persisted (DurableRaftStore), CLI tdbupdate no longer corrupts TDB stores, oxirs-tdb checksum-verify-before-trust, oxirs-did StatusList2021 genuinely GZIP-compressed
• SPARQL correctness: core parser no longer drops FILTER, multi-line CONSTRUCT/SELECT/ASK/DESCRIBE/UPDATE parsing fixed, SPARQL query path fully unified onto oxirs-arq
• New: SPARQL 1.1 sub-SELECT and Turtle collection/property-list syntax (oxirs-arq), GraphQL schema auto-generation graphql_autoschema (oxirs-fuseki), mmap-able RDF store snapshot format (oxirs-core)
• Fabrication removed: W3C SHACL conformance harness, oxirs-shacl-ai quality metrics/AutoML, oxirs-federate query planning, performance_validation benchmarks all now do the real thing instead of faking results

Total (--all-features): 46,255 tests passing (45,408 with default features), 0 failed either way.

Previous Release: v0.4.0 (2026-07-19)

v0.4.0 Focus Areas:

• oxirs-tdb real durable on-disk backend: superblock (v2, quad roots), fsync-backed writes, free-page allocator, GSPO/GPOS/GOSP indexes, wired into oxirs-fuseki (StoreType::TDB2/dataset_type = "tdb2") and oxirs import --dataset-type tdb2
• oxirs-core storage rewrite: RdfStore Persistent backend now O(N) buffered-append (was O(N²) per-insert rewrite); MemoryStorage term interning for ~4x lower RAM; new durability API (open_with_sync_policy, flush, SyncPolicy, AsyncRdfStore::flush_async)
• SPARQL query path unified through the real oxirs-arq engine: CONSTRUCT/DESCRIBE, GRAPH/FROM/FROM NAMED, SERVICE federation, and native aggregates/HAVING all execute for real — legacy demo path and silent-empty-200 fallback removed
• SPARQL parser fixes: WHERE-less ASK/SELECT *, positionally-scoped BIND, group-scoped FILTER after UNION, populated GROUP BY/ORDER BY lists
• axum 0.8 route migration complete workspace-wide (oxirs-fuseki, oxirs-cluster, oxirs-embed, oxirs-chat)
• Security hardening: real X25519/Ristretto DID crypto, OIDC/SAML SSO signature verification, real BFT cluster RPC, hardened read_only dataset enforcement
• oxirs CLI additions: lint, merge, jena-parity, monitor, detect-format, inspect subcommands, serve --dry-run, schema-gen --advanced, and more

Total (--all-features): 45,199 tests passing (44,398 with default features), 0 failed either way.

Previous Release: v0.3.2 (2026-07-12)

v0.3.2 Focus Areas:

• Pure-Rust Policy v2: NVML/CUDA/GEOS/DuckDB/Kafka/Pulsar C-FFI extracted into six opt-in, publish = false quarantine adapter crates
• GeoSPARQL's GeoPackage backend migrated from rusqlite to Pure-Rust oxisql-core/oxisql-sqlite-compat
• Pure-Rust zstd shim (crates/zstd-shim, backed by oxiarc-zstd) removes the last transitive zstd-sys dependency
• SHACL: subclass-aware sh:class/implicit-class targets, real SPARQL/property-path target execution
• oxirs-wasm query engine: PREFIX/BASE prologues, per-store solution budgets, SPO/POS/OSP-indexed pattern matching
• GeoSPARQL: shapefile interior-ring writing and compressed-geometry multi-ring round-tripping fixed
• Dependency refresh: SciRS2 0.6.0, oxiarc 0.3.5, oxicrypto/oxitls 0.2.0, kube 4.0

Sponsorship

OxiRS is developed and maintained by COOLJAPAN OU (Team Kitasan).

If you find OxiRS useful, please consider sponsoring the project to support continued development of the Pure Rust ecosystem.

https://github.com/sponsors/cool-japan

Your sponsorship helps us:

• Maintain and improve the COOLJAPAN ecosystem
• Keep the entire ecosystem (OxiBLAS, OxiFFT, SciRS2, etc.) 100% Pure Rust
• Provide long-term support and security updates

License

OxiRS is licensed under:

See LICENSE for details.

Contact

• Issues & RFCs: https://github.com/cool-japan/oxirs
• Maintainer: @cool-japan (KitaSan)

Release Notes (v0.4.1)

Full notes live in CHANGELOG.md.

Highlights (2026-07-28)

• 46,255 tests passing (--all-features; 45,408 with default features) across all 27 crates
• 308-finding production-readiness audit → ~300 fixes across 38 work packages, plus 74 test regressions caught and fixed by the full-suite gate
• Security hardening: closed a full oxirs-fuseki auth/authz bypass, X.509 signature-chain verification, SPARQL injection/SSRF fixes, real oxirs-gql cache encryption, oxirs-did revocation/replay/ZKP checks, oxirs-chat SAML XSW hardening
• Data-integrity fixes: oxirs-cluster Raft state now durably fsync-persisted (DurableRaftStore), CLI tdbupdate no longer corrupts TDB stores, oxirs-tdb checksum-verify-before-trust, oxirs-did StatusList2021 genuinely GZIP-compressed
• SPARQL correctness: core parser no longer drops FILTER, multi-line CONSTRUCT/SELECT/ASK/DESCRIBE/UPDATE parsing fixed
• New: SPARQL 1.1 sub-SELECT and Turtle collection/property-list syntax (oxirs-arq), GraphQL schema auto-generation graphql_autoschema (oxirs-fuseki), mmap-able RDF store snapshot format (oxirs-core)

Previous Highlights (v0.4.0 — 2026-07-19)

• 45,199 tests passing (--all-features; 44,398 with default features) across all 27 crates
• oxirs-tdb real durable on-disk backend: superblock (v2, quad roots), fsync-backed writes, free-page allocator, GSPO/GPOS/GOSP indexes, wired into oxirs-fuseki (StoreType::TDB2/dataset_type = "tdb2") and oxirs import --dataset-type tdb2
• SPARQL query path unified through the real oxirs-arq engine: CONSTRUCT/DESCRIBE, GRAPH/FROM/FROM NAMED, SERVICE federation, and native aggregates/HAVING all execute for real
• oxirs-core storage rewrite: RdfStore Persistent backend now O(N) buffered-append; MemoryStorage term interning for ~4x lower RAM
• axum 0.8 route migration complete workspace-wide (oxirs-fuseki, oxirs-cluster, oxirs-embed, oxirs-chat)
• Security hardening: real X25519/Ristretto DID crypto, OIDC/SAML SSO signature verification, real BFT cluster RPC, hardened read_only dataset enforcement
• oxirs CLI additions: lint, merge, jena-parity, monitor, detect-format, inspect subcommands, serve --dry-run, schema-gen --advanced, and more

Previous Highlights (v0.3.2 — 2026-07-12)

• 45,034 tests passing (--all-features; 44,344 with default features) across all 27 crates
• Pure-Rust Policy v2: NVML/CUDA/GEOS/DuckDB/Kafka/Pulsar C-FFI extracted into six opt-in, publish = false quarantine adapter crates
• OxiSQL GeoPackage backend: GeoSPARQL's SQLite storage migrated from rusqlite to Pure-Rust oxisql-core/oxisql-sqlite-compat
• Pure-Rust zstd shim (crates/zstd-shim, backed by oxiarc-zstd) removes the last transitive zstd-sys dependency
• SHACL subclass-aware targets and real SPARQL/property-path target execution, replacing prior stub results
• oxirs-wasm query engine: PREFIX/BASE prologues, per-store solution budgets, and SPO/POS/OSP-indexed pattern matching
• GeoSPARQL fixes: shapefile interior-ring (hole) writing and compressed-geometry multi-ring round-tripping
• SciRS2 0.6.0; oxiarc-* 0.3.5; oxicrypto/oxitls 0.2.0; large-file refactors (all source < 2,000 lines)

Per-Crate Test Counts (v0.4.1)

Workspace total for v0.4.1 (--all-features): 46,255 tests passing (45,408 with default features, 0 failed either way). Growth over v0.4.0's 45,199-crate baseline reflects the 38-scope production-readiness hardening pass (Raft durable storage, SPARQL parser fixes, data-integrity fixes) and its 74 caught-and-fixed test regressions. This table covers the 25 published library crates plus the oxirs CLI and oxirs-tauri desktop app; the rest belong to the 3 remaining publish = false C-FFI quarantine adapter crates plus the internal oxirs-performance-validation crate, excluded here. | Crate | Tests | |-------|-------| | oxirs-arq | 3340 | | oxirs-core | 2764 | | oxirs-fuseki | 2548 | | oxirs-rule | 2252 | | oxirs-gql | 2221 | | oxirs-shacl | 2210 | | oxirs-tdb | 2166 | | oxirs-geosparql | 1958 | | oxirs-cluster | 1875 | | oxirs (CLI) | 1314 | | oxirs-ttl | 1852 | | oxirs-vec | 1785 | | oxirs-stream | 1766 | | oxirs-shacl-ai | 1740 | | oxirs-star | 1708 | | oxirs-federate | 1576 | | oxirs-samm | 1609 | | oxirs-embed | 1545 | | oxirs-physics | 1298 | | oxirs-tsdb | 1326 | | oxirs-chat | 1278 | | oxirs-modbus | 1243 | | oxirs-canbus | 1192 | | oxirs-graphrag | 1148 | | oxirs-did | 1283 | | oxirs-wasm | 1116 | | oxirs-tauri (desktop) | 65 | | Total (--all-features, published-crate subset) | 46,178 |

Performance Benchmarks

Query Optimization (5 triple patterns):
  HighThroughput:  3.24 µs  (3.3x faster than baseline)
  Analytical:      3.01 µs  (3.9x faster than baseline)
  Mixed:           2.95 µs  (3.6x faster than baseline)
  LowMemory:       2.94 µs  (5.3x faster than baseline)

Time-Series Database:
  Write throughput: 500K pts/sec (single), 2M pts/sec (batch)
  Query latency:    180ms p50 (1M points)
  Compression:      40:1 average ratio

Production Impact (100K QPS):
  CPU time saved: 45 minutes per hour (75% reduction)
  Annual savings: $10,000 - $50,000 (cloud deployments)

Getting Started

• Build the CLI with cargo install --path tools/oxirs (not published to crates.io — see Installation)
• Adaptive optimization is enabled by default (no configuration needed)
• CUDA support is opt-in via the oxirs-vec-adapter-cuda quarantine crate
• See CHANGELOG.md for detailed release notes

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"Rust makes memory safety table stakes; OxiRS makes knowledge-graph engineering table stakes."

v0.4.1 - Released - 2026-07-28