Object Types

Objects are the Swiss Army knives of the type world. They’re the ultimate flex, letting you create your own data structures. Each key is a string, and each value can be any damn type you want. Objects are how you define complex data structures, like entities in your domain model.

They’re the entities, the things, the stuff that populates your data universe. Want to create a digital human? Object. A virtual planet? Object. A simulated economy? You guessed it, object.

Objects are the most versatile type in the schema. They are used to define a collection of key-value pairs. Each key is a string, and each value can be any type.

Objects are used to define complex data structures and are often used to represent entities in the domain model.

Object types must have a properties property set to object. The properties object contains the key-value pairs that define the object’s structure.