Classes: Types

We can divide types into these abstract classes:

• object
• data

Let's expand those:

• object
  • .user
  • .work
    • .series
      • .part
    • .chapter
  • .bookmark
    • .rec
  • .skin
  • .tags
    • .tag
      • .freeform
    • required-tags (these are the oldest part of the codebase; we're basically stuck with them and can't strictly follow the taxonomy; so in some places we have hyphenated (rating-explicit) and other idiosyncratic names)
      • .rating
        • general-audience
        • teen
        • mature
        • explicit
        • notrated and none
      • .category, which is equal to .relationships
        • femslash
        .
        • gen
        • het
        • slash
        • multi
        • other
        • none
      • .warning also sometimes .warnings
        • yes
        • no and none
        • choosenotto and eschewed
        • .death
        • .noncon
        • .underage
      • abstract "status", which is like modifiers
        • external and external-work
        • iswip
        • complete and complete-yes
        • incomplete and complete-no
  • .tagset
    • .nomination
  • .collection
    • .challenge
    • .item
    • .prompt [IN REVIEW]
• data
  • .heading
  • .title
  • .byline
  • .datetime
  • .news
  • .notes
  • .footnote
  • .summary
  • .faq
  • .rules
  • .intro
  • .count
  • .status
  • .notice
  • .error
  • .icon
  • .symbol
  • .question [IN REVIEW]

Note

Index is the most used example of the polyvalent "types or states of groups"

• .index
• .tree
• .cloud

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