SpecIF
The Specification Integration Facility (SpecIF) integrates partial system models from different methods and tools in a semantic net. Documentation: https://specif.de and https://github.com/GfSE
| Type | object |
|---|---|
| File match |
*.specif
*.specif.json
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| Schema URL | https://catalog.lintel.tools/schemas/schemastore/specif/latest.json |
| Source | https://www.schemastore.org/specif-1.1.json |
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npx @lintel/lintel checkThe Specification Integration Facility (SpecIF) integrates partial system models from different methods and tools in a semantic net. Collaborators shall browse, search and audit engineering results in a common context. Also, the exchange of model information between organizations and tools is facilitated. SpecIF represents the visible, i.e. the diagrams and the text, as well as the semantics of system specifications.
Properties
An absolute URL pointing to this SpecIF schema. Supports both specif.de and schemastore.org.
The base data types for use by property class definitions.
Class definition of a property for resources or statements. Is a sub-element of the respective resourceClass or statementClass. If no revision or change information is specified, the respective values of the parent element apply.
The class definitions for resources.
The class definitions for statements in subject-predicate-object statements, where subject and object are resources.
The resources such as diagrams, model elements or requirements.
Subject-predicate-Object statements, where subject and object are resources. In other terms, statements are directed relations between two resources building a semantic net.
A list of pointers to resources; may be nested forming a tree, i.e. a hierarchy of pointers.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
A list of items with text and language properties. If the information is be provided in multiple languages, the language must be specified for proper selection; it is however not required by the schema to avoid a lot of overhead in most cases with a single language.
A list of items with text and language properties. If the information is be provided in multiple languages, the language must be specified for proper selection; it is however not required by the schema to avoid a lot of overhead in most cases with a single language.
Indicates that the project is not schema-compliant on its own; by default the value is 'false'. Of course, it is expected that once extended the project is schema-compliant.
2 nested properties
An ISO-8601 dateTime string. For reduced accuracy, any number of values may be dropped, but only from right to left.
The creator of the SpecIF data-set (file). If specified, at least an e-mail address must be given.
4 nested properties
1 nested properties
An IETF language tag such as 'en', 'en-US, 'fr' or 'de' showing the used language of the project. Is superseded by a resource's, statement's or property's language value. By default, 'en' is assumed.
A list of files being referenced by a resource's or statement's property of dataType XHTML using an
Definitions
A globally unique identifier.
A list of pointers to resources resp. statements which have been merged to this one.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
The list of consolidated items to be used in case a consolidated item shall be updated.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
For change and configuration management; the first revision has 0 entries, a simple modification has 1 entry and the result of a merge has 2 entries.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
A list of keys referencing items such as propertyClasses, resourceClasses or statementClasses; any list must have >0 entries including those of any parent element.
The creator of the SpecIF data-set (file). If specified, at least an e-mail address must be given.
1 nested properties
A good class name indicates it's role. The use of a vocabulary-term is recommended, which in turn can be translated to any natural or domain language.
A list of items with text and language properties. If the information is be provided in multiple languages, the language must be specified for proper selection; it is however not required by the schema to avoid a lot of overhead in most cases with a single language.
If 'multiple' of the propertyClass is undefined or false, the array must contain one item. If the value is unknown, omit the whole property. By default, the class' value applies.
Enumerated values for the given dataType. If 'multiple' is true 0..n options may be selected, otherwise exactly one must be selected.
An ISO-8601 dateTime string. For reduced accuracy, any number of values may be dropped, but only from right to left.
A symbol for display as a prefix to titles; applicable to all instances of the class. Is usually a XML-encoded UTF-8 symbol, can be an URL or dataURL.
Indicates whether an instance of the class is created automatically, manually or both. All is allowed, if the property is omitted. The class is abstract and cannot be instantiated, if the property list is present, but empty.
A good class name indicates it's role. The use of a vocabulary-term is recommended, which in turn can be translated to any natural or domain language.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
2 nested properties
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
An ISO-8601 dateTime string. For reduced accuracy, any number of values may be dropped, but only from right to left.
A list of items with text and language properties. If the information is be provided in multiple languages, the language must be specified for proper selection; it is however not required by the schema to avoid a lot of overhead in most cases with a single language.
Optional use by all propertyClasses. Indicates whether multiple values can be given. If omitted, the 'multiple' property of the dataType applies; by default the value is 'false'.
If 'multiple' of the propertyClass is undefined or false, the array must contain one item. If the value is unknown, omit the whole property. By default, the class' value applies.
The unit of a property's numeric value; preferably an SI unit symbol such as 'm^3/kg' (Système international (d'unités)) or a currency symbol.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
For change and configuration management; the first revision has 0 entries, a simple modification has 1 entry and the result of a merge has 2 entries.
A good class name indicates it's role. The use of a vocabulary-term is recommended, which in turn can be translated to any natural or domain language.
A list of keys referencing items such as propertyClasses, resourceClasses or statementClasses; any list must have >0 entries including those of any parent element.
An ISO-8601 dateTime string. For reduced accuracy, any number of values may be dropped, but only from right to left.
A list of items with text and language properties. If the information is be provided in multiple languages, the language must be specified for proper selection; it is however not required by the schema to avoid a lot of overhead in most cases with a single language.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
2 nested properties
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
A symbol for display as a prefix to titles; applicable to all instances of the class. Is usually a XML-encoded UTF-8 symbol, can be an URL or dataURL.
Indicates whether an instance of the class is created automatically, manually or both. All is allowed, if the property is omitted. The class is abstract and cannot be instantiated, if the property list is present, but empty.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
For change and configuration management; the first revision has 0 entries, a simple modification has 1 entry and the result of a merge has 2 entries.
A good class name indicates it's role. The use of a vocabulary-term is recommended, which in turn can be translated to any natural or domain language.
An ISO-8601 dateTime string. For reduced accuracy, any number of values may be dropped, but only from right to left.
A list of items with text and language properties. If the information is be provided in multiple languages, the language must be specified for proper selection; it is however not required by the schema to avoid a lot of overhead in most cases with a single language.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
2 nested properties
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
A symbol for display as a prefix to titles; applicable to all instances of the class. Is usually a XML-encoded UTF-8 symbol, can be an URL or dataURL.
Indicates whether an instance of the class is created automatically, manually or both. All is allowed, if the property is omitted. The class is abstract and cannot be instantiated, if the property list is present, but empty.
Indicates that an instance's subject and object are equivalent and can be exchanged without change in meaning.
A list of keys referencing items such as propertyClasses, resourceClasses or statementClasses; any list must have >0 entries including those of any parent element.
A list of keys referencing items such as propertyClasses, resourceClasses or statementClasses; any list must have >0 entries including those of any parent element.
A list of keys referencing items such as propertyClasses, resourceClasses or statementClasses; any list must have >0 entries including those of any parent element.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
For change and configuration management; the first revision has 0 entries, a simple modification has 1 entry and the result of a merge has 2 entries.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
2 nested properties
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
If 'multiple' of the propertyClass is undefined or false, the array must contain one item. If the value is unknown, omit the whole property. By default, the class' value applies.
A list of properties of a resource or statement; the number of properties including any parent's properties must be >0.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
2 nested properties
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
A list of properties of a resource or statement; the number of properties including any parent's properties must be >0.
An ISO-8601 dateTime string. For reduced accuracy, any number of values may be dropped, but only from right to left.
The list of consolidated items to be used in case a consolidated item shall be updated.
An IETF language tag such as 'en', 'en-US, 'fr' or 'de' showing the used language of the resource. Is superseded by a property's language value.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
For change and configuration management; the first revision has 0 entries, a simple modification has 1 entry and the result of a merge has 2 entries.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
2 nested properties
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
2 nested properties
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
2 nested properties
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
An ISO-8601 dateTime string. For reduced accuracy, any number of values may be dropped, but only from right to left.
The list of consolidated items to be used in case a consolidated item shall be updated.
An IETF language tag such as 'en', 'en-US, 'fr' or 'de' showing the used language of the statement. Is superseded by a property's language value.
A list of properties of a resource or statement; the number of properties including any parent's properties must be >0.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
For change and configuration management; the first revision has 0 entries, a simple modification has 1 entry and the result of a merge has 2 entries.
A key for a particular revision of an identifiable item, e.g. of a resource. A key consists of a globally unique identifier and a revision. No or an undefined revision means the latest revision of the identified item.
2 nested properties
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
An ISO-8601 dateTime string. For reduced accuracy, any number of values may be dropped, but only from right to left.
A list of items with text and language properties. If the information is be provided in multiple languages, the language must be specified for proper selection; it is however not required by the schema to avoid a lot of overhead in most cases with a single language.
A list of items with text and language properties. If the information is be provided in multiple languages, the language must be specified for proper selection; it is however not required by the schema to avoid a lot of overhead in most cases with a single language.
A list of pointers to resources; may be nested forming a tree, i.e. a hierarchy of pointers.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
For change and configuration management; the first revision has 0 entries, a simple modification has 1 entry and the result of a merge has 2 entries.
A list of pointers to resources; may be nested forming a tree, i.e. a hierarchy of pointers.
The file's name.
The file's media type (formerly MIME-type) according to https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/media-types.xhtml.
An ISO-8601 dateTime string. For reduced accuracy, any number of values may be dropped, but only from right to left.
A list of items with text and language properties. If the information is be provided in multiple languages, the language must be specified for proper selection; it is however not required by the schema to avoid a lot of overhead in most cases with a single language.
An absolute or relative URL to the file; will be of format 'uri-reference' in future. If missing, the title applies.
A globally unique revision tag with one or multiple blocks with alphanumeric characters separated by a special character [.:,;/-]. Sequential as well as branching/merging notations are possible.
For change and configuration management; the first revision has 0 entries, a simple modification has 1 entry and the result of a merge has 2 entries.