Always use specific properties when they exist and you can populate them. Using PropertyValue as a substitute will typically not convey as much semantic information as using the specific property.

Most of the time a PropertyValue node will need a value property (e.g. most of the examples on https://schema.org/PropertyValue have one) so this schema make that property required.

This type is mainly provided for use in Thing.identifiers (see the notes there).

Properties

The PropertyValue type has these properties:

Name	Description	Type	Inherited from
`id`	The identifier for this item.	`String`	`Entity`
`alternateNames`	Alternate names (aliases) for the item.	`String`*	`Thing`
`description`	A description of the item.	`String`	`Thing`
`identifiers`	Any kind of identifier for any kind of Thing.	(`PropertyValue` \| `String`)*	`Thing`
`images`	Images of the item.	`ImageObject`*	`Thing`
`name`	The name of the item.	`String`	`Thing`
`url`	The URL of the item.	`String`	`Thing`
`propertyID`	A commonly used identifier for the characteristic represented by the property.	`String`	-
`value`	The value of the property.	`Primitive`	-

The PropertyValue type is related to these types:

Parents: Thing

Children: none

Bindings

The PropertyValue type is represented in:

JSON-LD

JSON Schema

Python class PropertyValue

Rust struct PropertyValue

TypeScript class PropertyValue

This documentation was generated from PropertyValue.yaml by docs_types.rs.

Properties

Related

Bindings