JSON Document
A JSON Document is a file-kind type assigned to .json files registered in a local corpus. It is one of the built-in extension templates the local server ships with: referencing a .json file from a Sparqdown document gives it this type by default, without any per-corpus configuration.
What the registry stores
The Version graph carries the standard file metadata — a title derived from the filename and the sdg:JsonDocument type assertion. Content is not parsed or retained in the graph — unless the file explicitly declares a CIDA document type in its reserved cida key (e.g. an npm Package Manifest), in which case the declared type's adapter projects a defined slice of the content into the version graph.
Relationship to other types
- File — the generic fallback file-kind for unmapped extensions.
- Markdown Document — the built-in file-kind for
.mdfiles. - RDF Document — the built-in file-kind for RDF serializations, including
.jsonld(which matches as RDF, not JSON). - npm Package Manifest — a declared-type specialization whose adapter projects a content slice into the graph.