dextrin's standard library of named types (priv/schema/std.dxns)
— common refinements like PositiveInteger or NonEmptyString, so
a schema author doesn't redefine them by hand. Built the same way
any consumer's own named types would be — nothing about them is
special-cased in Dextrin.Schema.Compiler. Deliberately excludes
anything domain-specific (email, phone number, URL-shaped string):
what counts as a valid one is an application decision this library
shouldn't guess at.
Opt-in: pass Std.registry/1's result as compile/3's
base_registry to make these names available to your own document.
{:ok, doc} = Dextrin.decode(my_dxns_source)
{:ok, registry} = Dextrin.Schema.compile(doc, Dextrin.Schema.Std.registry())Summary
Functions
Compiles the standard library into base_registry (a fresh
Dextrin.Registry.new/0 by default), returning its named types
merged in alongside anything base_registry already had.
The standard library's own .dxns source — the same file any dextrin-compatible reader in any language can load.
Functions
@spec registry(Dextrin.Registry.t()) :: Dextrin.Registry.t()
Compiles the standard library into base_registry (a fresh
Dextrin.Registry.new/0 by default), returning its named types
merged in alongside anything base_registry already had.
@spec source() :: String.t()
The standard library's own .dxns source — the same file any dextrin-compatible reader in any language can load.