Names

A module name is a unique identifier for a module within a package. It is represented by a Path, which is a "list" of names.

Name is an abstraction of human-readable identifiers made up of words. This abstraction allows us to use the same identifiers across various naming conventions used by the different frontend and backend languages Morphir integrates with.

Represents a path in the IR. ==Overview== A NodeID can have two slightly different structures depending on if we are refering to modules or definitions (types/values).

• When refefering to modules: "module:<Package>:<Module>"
• When refering to definitions: "type\value:<Package>:<Module><localName>#<nodePath>", where nodePath is optional

Examples of valid NodeIDs:

• "module:Morphir.Reference.Model:BooksAndRecords"
• "type:Morphir.Reference.Model:BooksAndRecords:deal"
• "value:Morphir.Reference.Model:BooksAndRecords:deal#1"

==Referring to modules== We can refer to modules by their Qualified Name, with the module: prefix

For example: "module:Morphir.Reference.Model:BooksAndRecords" refers to the Books and Records module inside the Morphir.Reference.Model package.

A package name is a globally unique identifier for a package. It is represented by a Path which is a list of names.