@rr0/data

All RR0 data types share common properties from their RR0Data interface.

Also, all RR0Data have other RR0Data types as properties, such as:

• place
• people
• events

classDiagram
    class RR0Data {
        id: string
        type: string
        title: string
        name: string
        time: TimeContext
        dirName: string
        url?: string
    }
    RR0Data --> Place: place?
    RR0Data --> People: people?
    RR0Data --> RR0Data: events[]
    class Sighting {
    }
    RR0Data <|-- Sighting
    class People {
    }
    RR0Data <|-- People
    class Organization {
    }
    RR0Data <|-- Organization
    class Place {
    }
    RR0Data <|-- Place
    class Case {
    }
    RR0Data <|-- Case
    class Source {
    }
    RR0Data <|-- Source
    class Investigation {
    }
    RR0Data <|-- Investigation

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In a web application

import { People, RR0Event } from "@rr0/data" works in a web application's bundle as in Node: the package's browser export condition (which Vite, esbuild, webpack and Rollup's node-resolve pick for a browser build) resolves it to dist/browser.js, the model alone (data, JSON, events, interviews, people, organizations, countries, sources), without the factories and services that read RR0's files from disk. Only what the application uses ends up in its bundle. src/browser.test.ts keeps anything that needs Node out of it.