Relationship

A Relationship is a standing link between two Things, typed by a Verb, declared once and read from both ends.

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ObjectCopy Anchor Link

{
  "$id": "https://api.sb/tutorloop.com/relationships/relationship_1",
  "$type": "Relationship",
  "predicate": "Example predicate",
  "inverse": "Example inverse",
  "provenance": "Stated"
}

RelationshipsCopy Anchor Link

• A Relationship is typed by one Verb: a Relationship reads through a Verb whose forms name it from each side, such as makes and madeBy. typedBy, inverse types.

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1. createCreates a Relationship.
   POST /{namespace}/relationshipsdoRelationship.created
2. getReturns one Relationship by id.
   GET /{namespace}/relationships/{id}readNo Event
3. listReturns Relationships, newest first, one page at a time.
   GET /{namespace}/relationshipsreadNo Event
4. updateChanges the given properties of a Relationship.
   PATCH /{namespace}/relationships/{id}doRelationship.updated
5. deleteDeletes a Relationship; its history is kept.
   DELETE /{namespace}/relationships/{id}doRelationship.deleted

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Which Access level may call each Verb. One-way Verbs wait their delay window.

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Add a relationship to QuietCopy.

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Customer accepts Offer is one Relationship, declared once. The Customer page shows accepts, and the Offer page shows acceptedBy.