TreeLDR Basics

The TreeLDR syntax is designed to be intuitive for software engineers. It revolves around the separation of two core concepts: types and layouts.
A type defines the logical relations between pieces of data, which is the basis of Linked Data. However, a type does not specify any particular layout to actually store or send the data between applications.
type SomeType {
	someProperty: OtherType
}
A layout defines a strict representation for a given type. It can then be used to store or send data between applications that share the same layout.
A layout definition can help developers maintain various pieces of code by giving an automatic definition for:
Programming languages type definitions
Conversion routines from/to data exchange formats (JSON, JSON-LD, etc.)
SQL Database schema definitions
etc.
TreeLDR allows one to define various layouts representing any type, or just a portion of it.
layout SomeLayout for SomeType {
	someProperty: PropertyLayout
}
Simple Rust Integration
Types and Layouts
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