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As someone who needs to catalogue BIM data in a structured and organised manner | As someone who needs to catalogue BIM data in a structured and organised manner | ||
Classification systems data must be assigned to each relevant element | Classification systems data must be assigned to each relevant element | ||
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| + | Scenario: Receiving a file | ||
| + | * The IFC file "{file}" must be provided | ||
| + | * IFC data must use the {schema} schema | ||
Scenario: The appropriate classification systems are referenced in the model | Scenario: The appropriate classification systems are referenced in the model | ||
| − | * The classification | + | * The classification {guid} specifies the system {name} |
| − | * The classification | + | * The classification {guid} is published by {source} |
| − | * The classification | + | * The classification {guid} is the edition {edition} on {edition_date} |
| − | * The classification | + | * The classification {guid} has the description "{description}" |
| − | * The classification | + | * The classification {guid} is referenced by the website {location} |
| − | * The classification | + | * The classification {guid} has a hierarchy denoted by the tokens {tokens} |
Scenario: The relevant elements are assigned to the classification system | Scenario: The relevant elements are assigned to the classification system | ||
| − | * The element | + | * The element {guid} is classified as a "{identification}" with name "{reference_name}" |
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
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! Example | ! Example | ||
! Description | ! Description | ||
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| + | | <code>{file}</code> | ||
| + | | project.ifc | ||
| + | | The filename or path to any IFC file. | ||
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| + | | <code>{schema}</code> | ||
| + | | IFC4 | ||
| + | | The schema version. At the moment, these are likely to be either IFC4 or IFC2X3. | ||
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| <code>{guid}</code> | | <code>{guid}</code> | ||
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| <code>{tokens}</code> | | <code>{tokens}</code> | ||
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| − | | A | + | | A comma separated, single quoted list of all of the separating tokens which denote hierarchy in the classification system, taken from the standard list if it exists. |
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| <code>{identification}</code> | | <code>{identification}</code> | ||
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| A single classification reference name for the particular classification system, taken from the standard list if it exists. | | A single classification reference name for the particular classification system, taken from the standard list if it exists. | ||
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