Freebase MQL query issues - freebase
below is my query code.. I am trying to put together several types to get one query to build a set of data off of...but the query does not work from php, it does work inside of query editor on freebase.com
<?php
function getQuery($type,$id=null){
//leaves off closing so you can return and append to the end of everything following...
$query = "[{
\"type\":\"$type\",
\"limit\":10,
\"id\":null,
\"name\":null,";
return $query;
}
function getSportsTeamsStructure(){
$query = "\"/sports/sports_team/sport\":null,";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/league\":[{\"team\":null,\"league\":null,\"from\":null,\"to\":null}],";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/location\":[{".getLocationStructure()."}],";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/founded\":null,";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/arena_stadium\":[{".getArchitectureStructure()."}],";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/colors\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/team_mascot\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/championships\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/fight_song\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/roster\":[{\"position\":[{}],\"team\":[{}],\"number\":[],\"from\":null,\"to\":null}],";
$query .="\"/sports/sports_team/coaches\":[{\"position\":[{}],\"from\":null,\"to\":null,\"team\":[{}],\"coach\":[{}]}]";
return $query;
}
function getPeoplePersonStructure(){
$query = '';
$query .= "\"/people/person/date_of_birth\":null,";
$query .="\"/people/person/place_of_birth\":null,";
$query .="\"/people/person/nationality\":null,";
$query .="\"/people/person/gender\":null,";
$query .="\"/people/person/profession\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/religion\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/ethnicity\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/parents\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/children\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/sibling_s\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/spouse_s\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/height_meters\":null,";
$query .="\"/people/person/weight_kg\":null,";
$query .="\"/people/person/education\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/age\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/notable_professions\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/people/person/languages\":[{}]";
return $query;
}
function getCommonTopicStructure(){
$query = '';
$query .="\"/common/topic/image\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/article\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/notable_for\":[],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/notable_types\":[],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/alias\":[],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/description\":[],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/official_website\":[],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/topic_equivalent_webpage\":[],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/subjects\":[],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/subject_of\":[],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/weblink\":[],";
$query .="\"/common/topic/social_media_presence\":[{}]";
return $query;
}
function getArchitectureStructure(){
$query = '';
$query = "\"/architecture/structure/architect\":[{".getPeoplePersonStructure()."}],";
$query = "\"/architecture/structure/architectural_style\":[],";
$query .="\"/architecture/structure/owner\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/architecture/structure/architecture_firm\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/architecture/structure/height_meters\":null,";
$query .="\"/architecture/structure/construction_cost\":null,";
$query .="\"/architecture/structure/destruction_date\":null,";
$query .="\"/architecture/structure/destroyed_by\":null,";
$query = "\"/architecture/structure/address\":[{".getMailingAddressStructure()."}],";
$query .="\"/architecture/venue/capacity\":null";
return $query;
}
function getLocationStructure(){
$query = '';
$query .= "\"/location/location/geolocation\":[{\"id\":null,\"longitude\":null,\"latitude\":null,\"daturn\":null,\"elevation\":null}],";
$query .= "\"/location/location/contains\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/location/location/containedby\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/location/location/adjoin_s\":[{}],";
$query .= "\"/location/location/area\":null,";
$query .="\"/location/location/time_zones\":[{}],";
$query .= "\"/location/location/people_born_here\":[{}],";
$query .= "\"/location/location/events\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/location/location/nearby_airports\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/location/location/near\":[{}],";
$query .="\"/location/location/street_address\":{{".getMailingAddressStructure()."}],";
return $query;
}
function getMailingAddressStructure(){
$query = '';
$query = "\"street_address\":null,\"street_address_2\":null,\"citytown\":null,\"state_province_region\":null,\"postal_code\":null,\"country\":null";
return $query;
}
?>
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