Package dev.enola.thing.proto

Interface ThingOrBuilder

All Superinterfaces:
com.google.protobuf.MessageLiteOrBuilder, com.google.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder
All Known Implementing Classes:
Thing, Thing.Builder
@Generated public interface ThingOrBuilder extends com.google.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder

  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    boolean
    containsProperties(String key)
    Key string is an IRI (of a "property").
    String
    getIri()
    The IRI is often only set on the "top outer most", and may well be unset for things "contained" in other things (RDF calls this "blank nodes").
    com.google.protobuf.ByteString
    getIriBytes()
    The IRI is often only set on the "top outer most", and may well be unset for things "contained" in other things (RDF calls this "blank nodes").
    Map<String,Value>
    getProperties()
    Deprecated.
    int
    getPropertiesCount()
    Key string is an IRI (of a "property").
    Map<String,Value>
    getPropertiesMap()
    Key string is an IRI (of a "property").
    Value
    getPropertiesOrDefault(String key, Value defaultValue)
    Key string is an IRI (of a "property").
    Value
    getPropertiesOrThrow(String key)
    Key string is an IRI (of a "property").

    Methods inherited from interface com.google.protobuf.MessageLiteOrBuilder

    isInitialized

    Methods inherited from interface com.google.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder

    findInitializationErrors, getAllFields, getDefaultInstanceForType, getDescriptorForType, getField, getInitializationErrorString, getOneofFieldDescriptor, getRepeatedField, getRepeatedFieldCount, getUnknownFields, hasField, hasOneof

  • Method Details

    • getIri

      String getIri()
       The IRI is often only set on the "top outer most", and may well be unset
 for things "contained" in other things (RDF calls this "blank nodes"). It's
 not even mandatory required for the "top outer most" one either.
 (TODO Why do we even need this?! Why not just use an
 https://schema.org/identifier field/attribute?)
      string iri = 1;
      Returns:
      The iri.

    • getIriBytes

      com.google.protobuf.ByteString getIriBytes()
       The IRI is often only set on the "top outer most", and may well be unset
 for things "contained" in other things (RDF calls this "blank nodes"). It's
 not even mandatory required for the "top outer most" one either.
 (TODO Why do we even need this?! Why not just use an
 https://schema.org/identifier field/attribute?)
      string iri = 1;
      Returns:
      The bytes for iri.

    • getPropertiesCount

      int getPropertiesCount()
       Key string is an IRI (of a "property"). Nota Bene: This is never a “name”
 (or even a “label”), but really an IRI. In theory such a Property IRI could
 be unique to only this single Thing; more typically, it is shared among
 things of the same type. Crucially though, it could also be an IRI of a
 property that is common among attributes of *different* types! Classic
 examples are e.g. https://schema.org/name (rdfs:label 🏷️) or rdf:type.
      map<string, .dev.enola.thing.Value> properties = 2;

    • containsProperties

      boolean containsProperties(String key)
       Key string is an IRI (of a "property"). Nota Bene: This is never a “name”
 (or even a “label”), but really an IRI. In theory such a Property IRI could
 be unique to only this single Thing; more typically, it is shared among
 things of the same type. Crucially though, it could also be an IRI of a
 property that is common among attributes of *different* types! Classic
 examples are e.g. https://schema.org/name (rdfs:label 🏷️) or rdf:type.
      map<string, .dev.enola.thing.Value> properties = 2;

    • getProperties

      @Deprecated Map<String,Value> getProperties()
      Deprecated.
      Use getPropertiesMap() instead.

    • getPropertiesMap

      Map<String,Value> getPropertiesMap()
       Key string is an IRI (of a "property"). Nota Bene: This is never a “name”
 (or even a “label”), but really an IRI. In theory such a Property IRI could
 be unique to only this single Thing; more typically, it is shared among
 things of the same type. Crucially though, it could also be an IRI of a
 property that is common among attributes of *different* types! Classic
 examples are e.g. https://schema.org/name (rdfs:label 🏷️) or rdf:type.
      map<string, .dev.enola.thing.Value> properties = 2;

    • getPropertiesOrDefault

      Value getPropertiesOrDefault(String key, Value defaultValue)
       Key string is an IRI (of a "property"). Nota Bene: This is never a “name”
 (or even a “label”), but really an IRI. In theory such a Property IRI could
 be unique to only this single Thing; more typically, it is shared among
 things of the same type. Crucially though, it could also be an IRI of a
 property that is common among attributes of *different* types! Classic
 examples are e.g. https://schema.org/name (rdfs:label 🏷️) or rdf:type.
      map<string, .dev.enola.thing.Value> properties = 2;

    • getPropertiesOrThrow

      Value getPropertiesOrThrow(String key)
       Key string is an IRI (of a "property"). Nota Bene: This is never a “name”
 (or even a “label”), but really an IRI. In theory such a Property IRI could
 be unique to only this single Thing; more typically, it is shared among
 things of the same type. Crucially though, it could also be an IRI of a
 property that is common among attributes of *different* types! Classic
 examples are e.g. https://schema.org/name (rdfs:label 🏷️) or rdf:type.
      map<string, .dev.enola.thing.Value> properties = 2;