openbim-core 0.1.0

Shared vocabulary for openBIM standards: findings, element references, spec versions.
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openbim-core

The vocabulary every openBIM standard shares, in pure Rust.

Three things, each shared by more than one standard:

  • Outcome — the applicable-passed / applicable-failed / not-applicable trichotomy. IDS produces it, BCF consumes it, so it is defined once. An audit that reports "data missing" as "check passed" launders absence into compliance; this type makes that impossible to do by accident.
  • ElementRef — "this element, in this document". BCF viewpoint components and ICDD linkset endpoints are the same idea with different vocabulary.
  • Detected<V> — a version and how it was determined, with an explicit Conflict variant. Several openBIM schemas reuse one XML namespace across incompatible versions, so a reader that guesses wrong does not fail — it silently produces a different document. resolved() returns None on a conflict rather than picking one.

This crate holds domain concepts only. XML and ZIP substrate live one layer below, so that IFC codecs can share them without depending on openBIM.

Status

Scaffold. These types are real and tested. No standard is implemented yet.

Part of nehirde

A pure-Rust IFC and openBIM toolchain: https://github.com/GeneralPawz/nehirde

Design rationale: docs/adr/0015.

License

MIT