Referencing @ prefixed keys in JavaScript can be annoying. Sometimes, when a developer is in complete control of the data going into a document, it may be convenient to alias away the @ thereby turning @base into base (for example) within a document.
Additionally, the @ symbol is not allowed as a prefix within YAML. Consequently, those who want their keys unquoted will need to alias away the @ symbol.
To that end, the following JSON-LD context file is offered to the community (and as a separate .json file). The hope is that the W3C JSON-LD WG or CG will in future make this available at a more permanent location for those who may benefit.
{
"@context": {
"always": "@always",
"base": "@base",
"container": "@container",
"direction": "@direction",
"embed": "@embed",
"explicit": "@explicit",
"graph": "@graph",
"id": "@id",
"import": "@import",
"included": "@included",
"index": "@index",
"json": "@json",
"language": "@language",
"list": "@list",
"nest": "@nest",
"never": "@never",
"none": "@none",
"null": "@null",
"omitDefault": "@omitDefault",
"once": "@once",
"prefix": "@prefix",
"propagate": "@propagate",
"protected": "@protected",
"requireAll": "@requireAll",
"reverse": "@reverse",
"set": "@set",
"type": "@type",
"value": "@value",
"version": "@version",
"vocab": "@vocab"
}
}MIT