@openstapps/core-converter
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StAppsCore Converter - converter of TypeScript models into JSON schema files
StAppsCore Converter - converter of TypeScript models into JSON schema files
The StAppsCore (SC) is a generalized model of data.
SC is based on the idea of schema.org. The SC structures data by describing objects as so called SC-types like: Event, Place, Date, Person, ...
Data sources of the same type of data are assigned to the same SC-type.
The StAppsCore Converter is a tool for converting SC-types (TypeScript) into JSON schema files.
JSON schema files are needed for run-time validation of SC-type objects, as this is a tedious task to do using SC-types defined in TypeScript (not possible without additional coding). That said, StAppsCore Converter practically prepares SC-types to be used for object validation (determining wether an JavaScript/JSON object is a valid object of the corresponding SC-type) using StAppsCore Validator.
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StAppsCore Converter - converter of TypeScript models into JSON schema files
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