Schema.org hierarchy as XML

Question

I am intersted in using the Schema.org hierarchy to help users define "things" that they add to my custom CMS.
For example if they wanted to add a "person" to my CMS, they would have to add all the fields from Thing and Person.

I am looking for an XML document or some other document that I can parse to generate the hierarchy of required fields.

A tree of elements with their fields and data types would be perfect.

Basically I am looking for this entire document in XML format or some other computer readable format (JSON, ect.): http://schema.org/docs/full.html

Answer 1

I believe you are looking for schema.rdfs.org - pertinent links:

• RDF/XML
• JSON
• CSV

Answer 2

When accessing Schema.org for Developers, more specifically the Vocabulary Definition Files, we will be able to download according to one's preferences:

• JSON-LD
• Turtle
• Triples
• Quads
• RDF/XML
• CSV

The one you are looking for is in the format RDF/XML and, assuming you want too keep the retired terms, here is the direct link: https://schema.org/version/latest/schemaorg-all-https.rdf

If you don't want the retired terms, then this is the link you should go: https://schema.org/version/latest/schemaorg-current-https.rdf

If you have any issues, here is the GitHub repo.

If one wants to know how they develop and change schemas, go here: https://schema.org/docs/howwework.html

Answer 3

The canonical, machine-readable representation of Schema.org is in HTML+RDFa:

http://schema.org/docs/schema_org_rdfa.html

Each Schema.org release (starting from 2.0) is available as a frozen snapshot in HTML+RDFa (example for 2.0) and in N-Triples (example for 2.0).

An experimental JSON(-LD) version, and an obsolete RDF/XML snapshot are available, too.