com.bbq-joints.review
One person's review of a BBQ joint, held in their own repository. The reviewer owns it: they can edit or delete it, and it travels with them to any other app that reads this collection.
Details · record, key any
| Kind | record |
|---|---|
| Record key | any |
| Authority | bbq-joints.com |
| Indexed |
Record
record · key anyProperties
When the record was written.
Stars, 1 to 5.
minimum: 1maximum: 5
The place being reviewed, as the at:// URI of its com.bbq-joints.place record. A URI rather than a name so a joint can be renamed without orphaning its reviews — the mistake that cost a photo its joint when the cloud schema travelled by name.
text
stringOptional note. maxGraphemes as well as maxLength because an emoji-heavy review is short to a reader and long in bytes.
maxLength: 2000maxGraphemes: 1000
updatedAt
string · datetimeSet when an existing review is changed, so a reader can tell a revision from a fresh opinion.
visitedAt
string · datetimeWhen they ate there, if they said. Distinct from createdAt: a review written months later is still about that visit.
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