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amtgard/ork-iam-orn-definitions
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ORN Definitions for ORK Services

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ork-iam-orn-definitions
=======================

[](#ork-iam-orn-definitions)

Standard ORN definition classes for ORK IAM. This package depends on [amtgard/ork-iam](https://github.com/amtgard/ork-iam) and is **optional** — use it when you want the built-in Attendance and ORK schemas without writing your own.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

```
composer require amtgard/ork-iam amtgard/ork-iam-orn-definitions
```

On autoload, `src/register.php` registers claim and requirement classes with `OrnClassMap`. No additional bootstrap is required.

Included definitions
--------------------

[](#included-definitions)

Schemas are defined in `bin/orn_definitions.json` and generated into `src/ORN/`.

ServiceClassesAttendance`AttendanceFormat`, `AttendanceClaim`, `AttendanceRequirement`ORK`OrkFormat`, `OrkClaim`, `OrkRequirement`All generated classes live in the `Amtgard\IAM\Definitions\ORN` namespace.

### Attendance

[](#attendance)

- **Provisos:** Configuration, Game, Kingdom, Park, Event, EventInstance
- **Resources:** `ORK/AddAttendance`, `ORK/SetAttendance`, `ORK/RemoveAttendance`, `Classes/GetClasses`, `Classes/SetClass`

### ORK

[](#ork)

- **Provisos:** Configuration, Game, Kingdom, Park, Event
- **Resources:** `ORK/AddKingdom`

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

Once installed, use `ork-iam` factories and definition classes as usual:

```