robos:APIEndpoint
Validation shape for robos:APIEndpoint nodes in the services package group.
Details
| Class | robos:APIEndpoint |
| Also matches | robos:APIOperation |
| Shape id | urn:robos:shape:APIEndpointShape |
| Package | Services & Contracts (robos.services) (services) |
| Classification | Contracts & data models |
| Schema.org type | schema:EntryPoint |
| Domain standard | OpenAPI 3.1 |
Properties
Count is the minimum and maximum number of values (* means no maximum). The validator enforces both. The type column is documentation only; the validator does not check types.
| Property | Count | Type | Rule or description |
|---|---|---|---|
dcterms:title | 1..* | xsd:string | API Endpoint must have a title or summary. |
robos:pathPattern | 1..* | xsd:string | API Endpoint must declare path pattern (e.g. /api/v1/orders). |
robos:httpMethod | 1..* | xsd:string | API Endpoint must declare HTTP method (GET, POST, etc.). |
Example node
This node comes from .robos/kgraphs/services/package.jsonld in the RobOS repository. That graph holds sample data for a fictional company, so treat the values as illustrations.
{
"@id": "urn:robos:endpoint:orders-list",
"@type": [
"robos:APIEndpoint",
"robos:APIOperation",
"c4:Component"
],
"dcterms:title": "Query Orders",
"dcterms:description": "Retrieve customer purchase orders.",
"robos:pathPattern": "/api/v1/orders",
"robos:httpMethod": "GET",
"robos:service": {
"@id": "urn:robos:service:order-service"
},
"robos:endpointOf": {
"@id": "urn:robos:service:order-service"
},
"robos:contract": {
"@id": "urn:robos:contract:order-service-v1"
},
"robos:package": "services",
"robos:namespace": "robos.services",
"robos:schemaOrgType": "https://schema.org/EntryPoint",
"robos:domainStandard": "https://spec.openapis.org/oas/v3.1.0"
}
Validate the example
Save the example as node.json in the repository root, then run:
node -e "const { SHACLValidator } = require('./packages/robos-graph/lib/shacl-validator'); console.log(new SHACLValidator().validate([require('./node.json')]).conforms)"
The command prints true when the node meets every rule for its types.