Creating a schema
Schemas are contextual pieces of information that help creators build content.
Schemas have two components: validation rules and rendering logic.
Validation rules
Validation is defined with JSON Schema formats and they help ensure that the “shape” of the data is correct.
Rendering logic
Rendering logic is defined with tera templates,
and they are executed by tools when rendering a module.
These templates are executed with the following information present in their context:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
content | The current piece of content that is being rendered |
module | The entire module that contains the content piece |
When creating writing the template, you can use both of these properties to implement rich logic and referencing within your rendering template.
For example, you could implement a feature that renders an effect schema for
each referenced effect inside of an item.