Inorigo Enums

The Inorigo API requires you to know quite a lot about the systems internal lingo and UUIDs. Inorigo Enums helps with this, by translating human readable words into Inorigo lingo and UUIDs.

Using Inorigo Enums

To use Inorigo Enums you need to create an instance of the Inorigo Enums class. After doing so you can execute a number of functions that will return object literal lookup maps.

The following functions are supported:

Function	Description
relationDirections()	Lookup map for relation directions.
relationCategories()	Lookup map for different categories of relations. Usually "From X, To X", or just GENERIC for relations that are not categorical.
relationTypes()	Lookup map for different types of relations (e.g. "classifies/is a kind of", "implements/implemented by", etc).
entityTypes()	Lookup map for systen names of entity types. This is probably the most used lookup table when interacting with the API.
entityInformationTypes()	Lookup map for information types that are retrievable using the Entity API.

Below is an example of how to use the class:

const inorigoEnums = new InorigoEnums()
const relationDirections = inorigoEnums.relationDirections()
const relationCategories = inorigoEnums.relationCategories()
const relationTypes = inorigoEnums.relationTypes()
const entityTypes = inorigoEnums.entityTypes()
const entityInformationTypes = inorigoEnums.entityInformationTypes()