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I was curious if there's already something in Schema.NET which could look at a "@type" value, and return the class hierarchy?
Like, for AutomotiveBusiness, it would return LocalBusiness, Organization, etc.
We could brute-force this with a lookup table of some sort, but I wanted to first check if this already existed in the library somewhere.
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I was curious if there's already something in Schema.NET which could look at a "@type" value, and return the class hierarchy?
Like, for AutomotiveBusiness, it would return LocalBusiness, Organization, etc.
We could brute-force this with a lookup table of some sort, but I wanted to first check if this already existed in the library somewhere.
Schema objects
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