SEO. JSONLD. Grant
(SEO v0.3.0-rc.0)
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A grant, typically financial or otherwise quantifiable, of resources. Typically a funder sponsors some SEO.JSONLD.MonetaryAmount to an SEO.JSONLD.Organization or SEO.JSONLD.Person,
sometimes not necessarily via a dedicated or long-lived SEO.JSONLD.Project, resulting in one or more outputs, or fundedItems. For financial sponsorship, indicate the funder of a SEO.JSONLD.MonetaryGrant. For non-financial support, indicate sponsor of SEO.JSONLD.Grants of resources (e.g. office space).
Grants support activities directed towards some agreed collective goals, often but not always organized as SEO.JSONLD.Projects. Long-lived projects are sometimes sponsored by a variety of grants over time, but it is also common for a project to be associated with a single grant.
The amount of a SEO.JSONLD.Grant is represented using amount as a SEO.JSONLD.MonetaryAmount.
Helper for building a Schema.org Grant JSON-LD structure.
Summary
Types
A JSON-LD map ready to be nested or rendered. String-keyed, always
includes "@type" set to "Grant", plus any camelCased
field keys the caller provided (see build/1). "@context" is added
at render time by SEO.JSONLD.meta/1 on the top-level node only.
Functions
Build a Grant JSON-LD map.
Types
@type attrs() :: %{ optional(:funded_item) => SEO.JSONLD.Person.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.MedicalEntity.t() | SEO.JSONLD.Event.t() | SEO.JSONLD.CreativeWork.t() | SEO.JSONLD.Product.t() | SEO.JSONLD.Organization.t() | SEO.JSONLD.BioChemEntity.t(), optional(:funder) => SEO.JSONLD.Organization.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.Person.t(), optional(:sponsor) => SEO.JSONLD.Organization.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.Person.t(), optional(:additional_type) => String.t() | URI.t(), optional(:alternate_name) => String.t(), optional(:description) => SEO.JSONLD.TextObject.t() | map() | String.t(), optional(:disambiguating_description) => String.t(), optional(:identifier) => String.t() | URI.t() | SEO.JSONLD.PropertyValue.t() | map(), optional(:image) => URI.t() | String.t() | SEO.JSONLD.ImageObject.t() | map(), optional(:main_entity_of_page) => SEO.JSONLD.CreativeWork.t() | map() | URI.t() | String.t(), optional(:name) => String.t(), optional(:owner) => SEO.JSONLD.Organization.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.Person.t(), optional(:potential_action) => SEO.JSONLD.Action.t() | map(), optional(:same_as) => URI.t() | String.t(), optional(:subject_of) => SEO.JSONLD.Event.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.CreativeWork.t(), optional(:url) => URI.t() | String.t() } | [ funded_item: SEO.JSONLD.Person.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.MedicalEntity.t() | SEO.JSONLD.Event.t() | SEO.JSONLD.CreativeWork.t() | SEO.JSONLD.Product.t() | SEO.JSONLD.Organization.t() | SEO.JSONLD.BioChemEntity.t(), funder: SEO.JSONLD.Organization.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.Person.t(), sponsor: SEO.JSONLD.Organization.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.Person.t(), additional_type: String.t() | URI.t(), alternate_name: String.t(), description: SEO.JSONLD.TextObject.t() | map() | String.t(), disambiguating_description: String.t(), identifier: String.t() | URI.t() | SEO.JSONLD.PropertyValue.t() | map(), image: URI.t() | String.t() | SEO.JSONLD.ImageObject.t() | map(), main_entity_of_page: SEO.JSONLD.CreativeWork.t() | map() | URI.t() | String.t(), name: String.t(), owner: SEO.JSONLD.Organization.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.Person.t(), potential_action: SEO.JSONLD.Action.t() | map(), same_as: URI.t() | String.t(), subject_of: SEO.JSONLD.Event.t() | map() | SEO.JSONLD.CreativeWork.t(), url: URI.t() | String.t() ]
A JSON-LD map ready to be nested or rendered. String-keyed, always
includes "@type" set to "Grant", plus any camelCased
field keys the caller provided (see build/1). "@context" is added
at render time by SEO.JSONLD.meta/1 on the top-level node only.
Functions
Build a Grant JSON-LD map.
Fields
:funded_item- Indicates something directly or indirectly funded or sponsored through aSEO.JSONLD.Grant. See alsoownershipFundingInfo.:funder- A person or organization that supports (sponsors) something through some kind of financial contribution.:sponsor- A person or organization that supports a thing through a pledge, promise, or financial contribution. E.g. a sponsor of a Medical Study or a corporate sponsor of an event.
Inherited properties
Additional properties are available through the inheritance chain. See each ancestor's docs for its properties: