# Partner Profile Resource Type

## Registration

Let's assume that there's a way to register that points at an external location for the schema and context.

from importlib import resources
from scrud import register_resource_type

register_resource_type(
  json_schema_url="https://api.openteams.com/json-schema/PartnerProfile",
  json_ld_context_url="https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/PartnerProfile",
  rdf_type_uri="https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/PartnerProfile",
  slug="partner-profiles", # make a collection endpoint
  )

What does this mean??

### The ResourceType

The registration creates a ResourceType:

partner_profile_resource_type = ResourceType(
    schema_uri="https://api.openteams.com/json-schema/PartnerProfile",
    context_uri="https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/PartnerProfile",
    type_uri="https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/PartnerProfile",
    slug="partner-profiles",
)

### The Collection for the ResourceType

from scrud.collections import register_collection_resource_type
from openteams.resources import (
    partner_profile_resource_type, customer_profile_resource_type,
    )

register_collection_resource_type(
    partner_profile_resource_type,
    customer_profile_resource_type,
)

### The Service Catalog that results

{
    "https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/PartnerProfile":
        "/partner-profiles"
    , "https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/CustomerProfile": 
        "/customer-profiles"
}

# Instances of the Partner Profile ResourceType

These are created via POST to `/partner-profiles`

semantics_crud = Resource(
    resource_type = partner_profile_resource_type
    content = "{...}" # some JSON content
    ...
)

# Registration implies a collection

That is, given:

from importlib import resources
from scrud import register_resource_type

register_resource_type(
  json_schema_url="https://api.openteams.com/json-schema/PartnerProfile",
  json_ld_context_url="https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/PartnerProfile",
  rdf_type_uri="https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/PartnerProfile",
  slug="partner-profiles", # make a collection endpoint
  )

Then for any Partner Profile resource with `id=42`, the URL of that resource would be `/partner-profiles/42`.

Or, if resources have slugs, something like `/partner-profiles/forty-two` if the slug were `forty-two` for the Partner Profile resource.

# Let's reconsider registration, in `urls.py`

# in urls.py

from importlib import resources
from rest_framework.routers import DefaultRouter
from scrud import register_resource_type

router = DefaultRouter()
register_resource_type(
  router=router,
  json_schema_url="https://api.openteams.com/json-schema/PartnerProfile",
  json_ld_context_url="https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/PartnerProfile",
  rdf_type_uri="https://api.openteams.com/json-ld/PartnerProfile",
  slug="partner-profiles", # make a collection endpoint
  )