betty.model package¶
Submodules¶
- betty.model.association module
AssociationRegistry
AssociationRequired
BidirectionalToMany
BidirectionalToOne
BidirectionalToZeroOrOne
TemporaryToManyResolver
TemporaryToOneResolver
TemporaryToZeroOrOneResolver
ToManyResolver
ToOneResolver
ToZeroOrOneResolver
UnidirectionalToMany
UnidirectionalToOne
UnidirectionalToZeroOrOne
resolve()
- betty.model.collections module
- betty.model.config module
Module contents¶
Provide Betty’s data model API.
- betty.model.ENTITY_TYPE_REPOSITORY: PluginRepository[Entity] = <betty.plugin.entry_point.EntryPointPluginRepository object>¶
The entity type plugin repository.
Read more about Entity type plugins.
- class betty.model.Entity[source]¶
Bases:
LinkedDataDumpableJsonLdObject
,Plugin
An entity is a uniquely identifiable data container.
Read more about Entity type plugins.
To test your own subclasses, use
betty.test_utils.model.EntityTestBase
.- property ancestry_id: tuple[builtins.type[Self], str]¶
The ancestry ID.
This MUST be unique per ancestry.
- property label: Localizable¶
The entity’s human-readable label.
- async classmethod linked_data_schema(project: Project) JsonLdObject [source]¶
Define the JSON Schema for
betty.json.linked_data.LinkedDataDumpable.dump_linked_data()
.
- abstract classmethod plugin_label_plural() Localizable [source]¶
The human-readable entity type label, plural.
- property type: builtins.type[Self]¶
The entity type.
- class betty.model.EntityReferenceCollectionSchema[source]¶
Bases:
Array
A schema for a collection of references to other entity resources.
- class betty.model.EntityReferenceSchema[source]¶
Bases:
String
A schema for a reference to another entity resource.
- class betty.model.NonPersistentId[source]¶
Bases:
str
A randomly generated ID that is not persistent.
Entities must have IDs for identification. However, not all entities can be provided with an ID that exists in the original data set (such as a third-party family tree loaded into Betty).
Non-persistent IDs are helpful in case there is no external ID that can be used. However, as they do not persist when reloading an ancestry, they MUST NOT be in contexts where persistent identifiers are expected, such as in URLs.