Rewrite chapter on header contents

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Matthias Beyer 2016-01-19 15:58:22 +01:00
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@ -16,28 +16,41 @@ The content follows the header-close marker (@sec:thestore:fileformat:content).
### Header Format {#sec:thestore:fileformat:header}
The header format MUST BE "TOML".
The contents of the header contain
The sections which MAY or MUST be in the header are defined in the following
chapters.
1. A section called "imag", where the automatically by the program generated
data goes to.
The contents of these sections are edited via commandline calls or by the
program implicitely and SHOULD NOT be edited by the user.
Modules of the program are free to store arbitrary data here.
If a module stores data in the header of a file it MUST do that in a
dedicated section, as TOML supports it.
Exceptions are:
#### Header section: "imag" {#sec:thestore:fileformat:header:imag}
* A module MAY collect URIs and put it into a flat list in the subsection
"imag.links".
* A section "imag.content" MAY BE used for refering to external content.
Valid keys in this section are "uri", "file" and "mime", whereas
- "uri" refers to the external content
- "file" refers to a local variant, this is optional
- "mime" stores the MIME-Type of the local variant, if present.
The header MUST contain a section called "imag", where the automatically by the
program generated data is stored in.
The contents of this section is edited via commandline calls or by the
program implicitely and SHOULD NOT be edited by the user.
1. Other OPTIONAL sections which are named and edited by the user. The program
MUST NOT touch the contents of these sections, except explicitely asked by
the user to do so.
This "imag" section MUST contain the following keys
1. A "version" Key. The version stored here is the version of the Store, the
Entry was created with.
The "imag" section MAY contain
1. A section "imag.links" where a module is allowed to store URIs in a flat
list
1. A section "imag.content", used for refering to external content.
Valid keys in this section are "uri", "file" and "mime", whereas
- "uri" refers to the external content
- "file" refers to a local variant, this is optional
- "mime" stores the MIME-Type of the local variant, if present.
#### Header section: "custom" {#sec:thestore:fileformat:header:custom}
The header MAY contain a section named "custom".
The user is free to store arbitrary data here.
The user is also free to edit this section by either commandline or editor.
#### Module Header section {#sec:thestore:fileformat:header:module}
The header MAY contain a section named after a module.
The corrosponding module is allowed to store arbitrary data in this section.
### Content Format {#sec:thestore:fileformat:content}