robos:CRPGPlayerInput

Validation shape for robos:CRPGPlayerInput nodes in the testing package group.

Details


Class	`robos:CRPGPlayerInput`
Shape id	`urn:robos:shape:CRPGPlayerInputShape`
Package	Testing, Quality & BDD (robos.testing) (`testing`)
Classification	Testing & behavior
Schema.org type	`schema:InteractAction`
Domain standard	robos.dev
Upstream reference	schema:Action

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
`robos:type`	`1..*`	-	Player input must declare its type: attack, cast, use_item, move, dodge, disengage, search, disarm or wait.
`robos:round`	`0..*`	-	Round in which to play this input; omitted means the actor’s next turn.
`robos:target`	`0..*`	-	Actor id the input targets.
`robos:spell`	`0..*`	-	Spell id for cast inputs.
`robos:item`	`0..*`	-	Item id for use_item inputs.
`robos:point`	`0..*`	-	[x, y] in feet for area spells.
`robos:to`	`0..*`	-	[x, y] in feet for move inputs.

Example node

The checked-in graph has no node of this class that passes the validator, so this is a placeholder built from the shape. It has every required property, with example values. It is not a node from the graph.

{
  "@id": "urn:robos:testing:crpg-player-input-sample",
  "@type": [
    "robos:CRPGPlayerInput",
    "schema:InteractAction",
    "oslc:Resource"
  ],
  "dcterms:title": "Sample CRPG Player Input",
  "dcterms:description": "Placeholder node for robos:CRPGPlayerInput.",
  "robos:package": "testing",
  "robos:namespace": "robos.testing",
  "robos:type": "<type>",
  "robos:schemaOrgType": "https://schema.org/InteractAction",
  "robos:domainStandard": "https://robos.dev/ns/crpg#PlayerInput",
  "robos:refersFrom": "https://schema.org/Action"
}

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.