Skip to content
| Marketplace
Sign in
Visual Studio Code>Programming Languages>SPARQL QlueNew to Visual Studio Code? Get it now.
SPARQL Qlue

SPARQL Qlue

vemonet

|
28 installs
| (0) | Free
VSCode extension for the SPARQL query language (.rq, .sparql files), using the qlue‑ls language server that provides autocomplete, formatting, syntax highlighting, and integrated query execution.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
Copied to clipboard
More Info

🫆 SPARQL Qlue

A Visual Studio Code extension that provides support for the SPARQL query language (.rq, .sparql files), using the Qlue-ls language server:

  • Language intelligence: relevant autocomplete, diagnostics, hover info
  • Query quality: formatting, refactoring, code actions
  • Syntax highlighting with semantic tokens to adapt to themes
  • Query execution & results inspection with the YASGUI YASR component, against remote endpoints, or a local embedded oxigraph triplestore
  • Configuration of the language server (queries used for completion, formatting behavior, etc)

Installation

Install this extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace or open-vsx.

Usage

Once installed in Visual Studio Code, SPARQL Qlue will automatically run when you open or edit a .rq or .sparql file.

Completion and hover requires a target endpoint URL (a Backend for Qlue-ls). It can be provided through different ways:

  • Define it using a #+ endpoint: comment at the start of the query (recommended)
  • endpoint.txt file in folder or parent folders of the query (grlc.io compatible)
  • Change the endpoint URL in the input box of the query panel.

The extension automatically disables the SPARQL language server from the semantic-web-lsp extension with settings "swls.sparql": false to avoid running two SPARQL language servers. We recommend to install it for RDF files support.

Features

Qlue-ls Language Server

This extension uses the Qlue-ls language server compiled to WebAssembly, running in-process.

  • Context-aware autocomplete: suggests subjects, predicates, and objects based on the SPARQL endpoint content and the current query context, by running a SPARQL query to explore available options
  • Hover information: shows labels and descriptions for IRIs by querying the endpoint
  • Diagnostics: reports syntax errors and warnings as you type
  • Auto-formatting: formats SPARQL documents, configurable
  • Code actions: quick fixes for common issues, e.g. contract triples with the same subject

Screenshot extension

Query Execution

Run the opened query file with Ctrl+Enter / Cmd+Enter, the ▶ file header button, or right-click → Execute SPARQL Query

The endpoint URL is automatically resolved from a #+ endpoint: <url> comment in the file, or from an endpoint.txt file in the same directory or any parent up to the workspace root. It can also be changed in a text input in the UI.

You can add RDF files (e.g. .ttl, .trig, .jsonld, etc) to a local embedded oxigraph SPARQL endpoint by right clicking RDF files in the explorer. Then execute the queries against this embedded endpoint using the local://sparql-endpoint URL.

Results are displayed in the SPARQL Results panel using the YASGUI YASR component, with plugins for:

  • Graph visualization of CONSTRUCT query results
  • Map visualization of GeoSPARQL results

Screenshot geo query

Configuration

  • General Language server behavior for formatting, completion and prefixes are configured in VSCode settings (sparql-qlue.)

  • Endpoints backends are initialized with defaults and metadata retrieved from endpoint, they can be further configured in the settings panel.

    Click the SPARQL Qlue item in the bottom status bar, or use the dropdown button in the file header, or right-click → Configure SPARQL Language Server to open the settings editor.

Screenshot settings

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md

  • Contact us
  • Jobs
  • Privacy
  • Manage cookies
  • Terms of use
  • Trademarks
© 2026 Microsoft