Schema formats
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This section is for formats that define or describe other formats. | This section is for formats that define or describe other formats. | ||
| − | The term "schema" | + | The term "schema" may not be perfectly accurate for some of these formats, but let's not nitpick. Another term that could be used is "[[metaformats]]", but we're using that for formats that ''implement'' other formats, which is a significantly different concept. |
Related topics: | Related topics: | ||
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* [[File identification software]] | * [[File identification software]] | ||
* [[Format validation and analysis software]] | * [[Format validation and analysis software]] | ||
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* [[DFDL]] (Data Format Description Language) | * [[DFDL]] (Data Format Description Language) | ||
* [[DTD]] (Document Type Definition) | * [[DTD]] (Document Type Definition) | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[EBML Schema]] |
* [[JSON Table Schema]] (describes tabular data such as spreadsheets and [[CSV]] files) | * [[JSON Table Schema]] (describes tabular data such as spreadsheets and [[CSV]] files) | ||
* [[Kaitai Struct]] | * [[Kaitai Struct]] | ||
* [[MediaTrace]] (technical report of file structure as interpreted by MediaArea tools) | * [[MediaTrace]] (technical report of file structure as interpreted by MediaArea tools) | ||
| + | * [[Okteta grammar file]] | ||
| + | * [[RAML]] [https://raml.org/] | ||
* [[Synalysis grammar file]] (used by Synalize It! and Hexinator) | * [[Synalysis grammar file]] (used by Synalize It! and Hexinator) | ||
* [[XCEL]] (part of XCL project) | * [[XCEL]] (part of XCL project) | ||
Revision as of 15:19, 29 January 2019
This section is for formats that define or describe other formats.
The term "schema" may not be perfectly accurate for some of these formats, but let's not nitpick. Another term that could be used is "metaformats", but we're using that for formats that implement other formats, which is a significantly different concept.
Related topics:
List of formats
- BFD (Binary Format Description)
- CSV Dialect Description Format (describes details of features differing between CSV varieties)
- CSV Schema (describes format of CSV file)
- Citation Style Language (describes bibliographic citation formats)
- DFDL (Data Format Description Language)
- DTD (Document Type Definition)
- EBML Schema
- JSON Table Schema (describes tabular data such as spreadsheets and CSV files)
- Kaitai Struct
- MediaTrace (technical report of file structure as interpreted by MediaArea tools)
- Okteta grammar file
- RAML [1]
- Synalysis grammar file (used by Synalize It! and Hexinator)
- XCEL (part of XCL project)
- XMDP (XHTML Meta Data Profiles)
- XML Schema Definition
