Grammar Documentation for node type "BooleanRule"

BooleanRules are rules that apply on values which have the data type "Boolean" from Schema.org.

The specific rule type is given by the value in the "$rule" property. The properties which rules can have are explained in the Meta_Rules.md document. Note that the "subject" property can be omitted, if the "$path" object has an empty JSON Pointer as value (see Meta_Rules.md for details).

However, the data type for the "parameter" depends on the "$rule" value (e.g. arguments for the rule function), and is explained in the following.

Syntax diagram

equals

The "equals" rule checks if a given boolean value (the validated value) matches a given boolean.

{
  "$type": "BooleanRule",
  "$rule": "equals",
  "subject": {
      "$path": "/isAccessibleForFree"
  },
  "parameter": true
}

The parameter is a boolean which serves as the second argument for the rule function. The validated subject must be the same as the given parameter.