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Structure

The following sections include examples of DAT file structures. They are presented piecemeal to help ease understanding. For a complete example of a valid DAT file, see Basic example.

In code samples, ... is used where data has been omitted for brevity and ease of understanding. This omitted data might contain required information to validate successfully against the schema.

The string ... is not valid JSON and should not be included in DAT files.

Global rules

When creating DAT files, keep the following rules in mind:

  • DAT files must be valid JSON.

  • String values can't have leading or trailing whitespace.

  • DAT files must pass the schema.