Try SPARQL locally in five minutes with Oxigraph's serverless Python triple store
JeremyCMorgan · x · 2026-10-28
Developer Jeremy Morgan shares a quick way to evaluate RDF graph databases: pip install pyoxigraph and use its in-memory triple-store example — no server required — calling it the cheapest way to find out if SPARQL fits your problem.
Oxigraph itself is a standards-compliant, fast SPARQL graph database and RDF toolkit built on RocksDB, dual-licensed Apache-2.0/MIT, with 2k GitHub stars and Python/JS bindings plus a standalone server and CLI.
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