Data Node

The Data Node in Temprl.pro is a crucial component of the schema editor, allowing users to define and manage various data types within their schemas.

Features

• Add Item Button: Users can add new data types to the Data Node using the Add Item button. This feature enables dynamic updates to the data structure by introducing new elements as needed.

• Supported Data Types:

  • String: Represents text data.

  • Number: Represents numerical values (both integers and floating-point numbers).

  • Integer: Represents whole numbers without decimal points.

  • Object: Represents a complex data structure that can include multiple fields and nested objects.

  • List: Represents a collection of items, which can be of any data type, including other nodes.

  

Detailed Usage

1. Adding Data Types:

   • Click on the Add Item button within the Data Node.

   • Select the desired data type from the available options: String, Number, Integer, Object, List.

   • Provide a name for the data type to identify it within the schema.

2. Connecting Nodes:

   • For Object and List data types, users can connect other nodes to define the structure and relationships within these data types.

   • Object: Allows the inclusion of nested fields and complex structures.

   • List: Allows the inclusion of a list of items, which can be other data types or nodes.

Example

Here’s an example of how to use the Data Node:

1. Define a Schema:

   • Add Item: Click the button and choose Object to create a new object type.

   • Add Fields: Within the object, you might add fields like firstName (String), age (Integer), and contacts (List).

2. Connect Nodes:

   • For the contacts field (List), you can connect it to other data nodes, such as a ContactInfo object that includes fields for phoneNumber and email.

This setup allows for the creation of detailed and structured schemas, providing flexibility in how data is organized and accessed.