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client = RequestVia::Client.('example.com')
client.get '/foo'
foo_client = RequestVia::Client::Map.(client, 'foo')
foo_client.get # == client.get '/foo'
# or
foo_client = client.map.('/foo')
# ==============
# Possibilities
# ==============
[
'foo'
'bar',
].map &client.map # ou &RequestVia::Client::Map.(client)
.map &:get
# or
require 'ostruct'
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Currently we save every URI ever qname'd forever in here: https://github.com/RDFLib/rdflib/blob/master/rdflib/namespace.py#L289
If you serialize a big graph in a store that is off disk, we may run out of memory.
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