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DeliveryRouteAssignment extends StructuredValue uses DeliveryRouteAssignment

The assignment of a delivery route to one address : which route serves it, on which of its days, in which order, and within which hours.

A DeliveryRouteTerm describes a circuit in the abstract — the days it runs, the warehouse it leaves from. This class is the other half : it says that this address is one of the stops, and adds what only the pairing knows. A site therefore carries a list of assignments (Site::$deliveryRoute), one per route serving it, since a same address is commonly visited by more than one circuit.

Only the reference is stored

route holds the route reference as read — its bare code — or the resolved DeliveryRouteTerm once the reference data has been joined. That is the shape Site::$deliveryMethod already follows, and it is what keeps a renamed route from having to be rewritten everywhere it is assigned : the label lives in the thesaurus, never in a copy.

A business document is the deliberate exception — it freezes the identity of the route it names, so a quote keeps saying what was chosen even after the thesaurus has moved on.

The days, and the narrower ones

byDay uses the DayOfWeek vocabulary of Schedule::$byDay, like the route itself, but says something narrower : the days the route serves this address. It is always a subset of DeliveryRouteTerm::$byDay — a circuit running Monday, Wednesday and Friday may only stop here on Friday.

Times and weeks

startTime and endTime bound the hours the address can be served, as HH:MM strings. Both are optional and independent : an address open from eight in the morning with no closing constraint states a start and no end.

weekFrom and weekThrough bound the assignment in the year, as ISO week numbers (1 to 53), for a stop that only exists part of the year — a seasonal site, a construction site with an end date. Both null means all year round.

Example

use org\schema\enumerations\DayOfWeek;
use xyz\oihana\schema\shipping\DeliveryRouteAssignment;

$assignment = new DeliveryRouteAssignment
([
    DeliveryRouteAssignment::ROUTE      => '01D' ,
    DeliveryRouteAssignment::BY_DAY     => [ DayOfWeek::FRIDAY ] ,
    DeliveryRouteAssignment::POSITION   => 12 ,
    DeliveryRouteAssignment::START_TIME => '08:00' ,
]);
Tags
see
DeliveryRouteTerm
Site::$deliveryRoute
DayOfWeek
category

Shipping

author

Marc Alcaraz (ekameleon)

since
1.4.0

Table of Contents

Constants

BY_DAY  : string = 'byDay'
CONTEXT  : string = \xyz\oihana\schema\constants\Oihana::SCHEMA
The @context of the json-ld representation of the thing.
END_TIME  : string = 'endTime'
JSON_PRIORITY_KEYS  : array<string|int, mixed> = [\org\schema\constants\Schema::AT_TYPE, \org\sc...
Defines the priority order of keys when serializing the object to JSON-LD.
POSITION  : string = 'position'
ROUTE  : string = 'route'
START_TIME  : string = 'startTime'
WEEK_FROM  : string = 'weekFrom'
WEEK_THROUGH  : string = 'weekThrough'

Properties

$_from  : string|null
The metadata to indicates the edge 'from' identifier.
$_id  : null|string
The metadata identifier of the item.
$_key  : null|string
The metadata unique key identifier of the thing.
$_rev  : null|string
The metadata revision value of the thing.
$_to  : string|null
The metadata to indicates the edge 'to' identifier.
$active  : bool|null
The visibility flag.
$additionalType  : array<string|int, mixed>|string|null|object
An additionalType for the item.
$alternateName  : string|object|array<string|int, mixed>|null
An alias for the item.
$byDay  : null|array<string|int, mixed>|string|DayOfWeek
The days of the week the route serves this address, as {@see DayOfWeek} constants.
$created  : null|string
Date of creation of the resource.
$description  : string|object|array<string|int, mixed>|null
A short description of the item.
$disambiguatingDescription  : string|null
A sub property of description. A short description of the item used to disambiguate from other, similar items. Information from other properties (in particular, name) may be necessary for the description to be useful for disambiguation.
$endTime  : null|string|int
The latest time of day the address can be served, as an `HH:MM` string.
$hasPart  : string|Thing|array<string|int, Thing>|null
Indicates an item that this part of this item.
$id  : null|int|string
The unique identifier of the item.
$identifier  : string|null
The identifier of the item.
$image  : string|ImageObject|array<string|int, ImageObject|string>|null
The image reference of this resource.
$isPartOf  : string|Thing|array<string|int, Thing>|null
Indicates an item that this item is part of.
$license  : string|object|null
A legal document giving official permission to do something with the resource.
$mainEntityOfPage  : string|null
Indicates a page (or other CreativeWork) for which this thing is the main entity being described.
$modified  : null|string
Date on which the resource was changed.
$name  : int|string|null
The name of the item.
$owner  : null|string|Thing
The owner of this Thing.
$position  : null|int|string
The rank of this address in the order the route visits its stops.
$potentialAction  : array<string|int, mixed>|Action|null
Indicates a potential Action, which describes an idealized action in which this thing would play an 'object' role.
$publisher  : string|array<string|int, string|Person|Organization>|Person|Organization|null
The publisher of the resource.
$route  : null|array<string|int, mixed>|string|DefinedTerm
The route serving this address.
$sameAs  : string|array<string|int, mixed>|null
URL of a reference Web page that unambiguously indicates the item's identity.
$startTime  : null|string|int
The earliest time of day the address can be served, as an `HH:MM` string.
$subjectOf  : null|string|array<string|int, mixed>|CreativeWork|Event
A CreativeWork or Event about this Thing.
$url  : int|string|null
URL of the item.
$weekFrom  : int|null
The ISO week number (1 to 53) the assignment starts on.
$weekThrough  : int|null
The ISO week number (1 to 53) the assignment ends on, inclusive.
$atContext  : string|null
The JSON-LD `@context` value.
$atType  : string|null
The JSON-LD `@type` value.
$DEFAULT_JSON_SERIALIZE_OPTIONS  : array<string|int, mixed>
The default static jsonSerialize options (class-level configuration).
$schemaTypeCache  : array<string, string>
Internal cache for resolved schema types.

Methods

__construct()  : mixed
Constructor to hydrate public properties from an array or stdClass.
getJsonSerializeOptions()  : array<string|int, mixed>
Returns the default JSON serialization options.
getSchemaType()  : string
Returns the fully qualified URI of the schema type.
jsonSerialize()  : array<string|int, mixed>
Serializes the current object into a JSON-LD array.
withAtContext()  : $this
Sets the internal JSON-LD `@context` attribute.
withAtType()  : $this
Sets the internal JSON-LD `@type` attribute.
withJSONLDMeta()  : $this
Initializes both JSON-LD metadata: `@type` and `@context`.

Constants

CONTEXT

The @context of the json-ld representation of the thing.

public string CONTEXT = \xyz\oihana\schema\constants\Oihana::SCHEMA

JSON_PRIORITY_KEYS

Defines the priority order of keys when serializing the object to JSON-LD.

public array<string|int, mixed> JSON_PRIORITY_KEYS = [\org\schema\constants\Schema::AT_TYPE, \org\schema\constants\Schema::AT_CONTEXT, \org\schema\constants\Schema::_KEY, \org\schema\constants\Schema::_FROM, \org\schema\constants\Schema::_TO, \org\schema\constants\Schema::ID, \org\schema\constants\Schema::NAME, \org\schema\constants\Schema::URL, \org\schema\constants\Schema::CREATED, \org\schema\constants\Schema::MODIFIED]

Keys listed here will always appear first in the serialized array, in the order specified. All remaining public properties will be sorted alphabetically after these priority keys.

This ensures that important JSON-LD metadata and system fields (like @type, @context, _key, id, url, created, modified, etc.) appear at the top of the output for consistency and readability.

Usage:

$orderedKeys = self::JSON_PRIORITY_KEYS;

Notes:

  • Can be overridden in a subclass by redefining the constant.
  • Late static binding (static::JSON_PRIORITY_KEYS) allows child classes to modify the serialization order.

List of JSON-LD keys in priority order.

Properties

$_from

The metadata to indicates the edge 'from' identifier.

public string|null $_from

$_id

The metadata identifier of the item.

public null|string $_id

$_key

The metadata unique key identifier of the thing.

public null|string $_key

$_rev

The metadata revision value of the thing.

public null|string $_rev

$_to

The metadata to indicates the edge 'to' identifier.

public string|null $_to

$active

The visibility flag.

public bool|null $active

$additionalType

An additionalType for the item.

public array<string|int, mixed>|string|null|object $additionalType

$alternateName

An alias for the item.

public string|object|array<string|int, mixed>|null $alternateName

$created

Date of creation of the resource.

public null|string $created

$description

A short description of the item.

public string|object|array<string|int, mixed>|null $description

$disambiguatingDescription

A sub property of description. A short description of the item used to disambiguate from other, similar items. Information from other properties (in particular, name) may be necessary for the description to be useful for disambiguation.

public string|null $disambiguatingDescription

$endTime

The latest time of day the address can be served, as an `HH:MM` string.

public null|string|int $endTime

null means no closing constraint.

$hasPart

Indicates an item that this part of this item.

public string|Thing|array<string|int, Thing>|null $hasPart

$id

The unique identifier of the item.

public null|int|string $id

$identifier

The identifier of the item.

public string|null $identifier

$isPartOf

Indicates an item that this item is part of.

public string|Thing|array<string|int, Thing>|null $isPartOf

$license

A legal document giving official permission to do something with the resource.

public string|object|null $license

$mainEntityOfPage

Indicates a page (or other CreativeWork) for which this thing is the main entity being described.

public string|null $mainEntityOfPage

$modified

Date on which the resource was changed.

public null|string $modified

$name

The name of the item.

public int|string|null $name

$owner

The owner of this Thing.

public null|string|Thing $owner

Represents any entity (person, organization, system, or other object) that can be considered the possessor of this Thing.

$position

The rank of this address in the order the route visits its stops.

public null|int|string $position

null means the order is not specified.

$potentialAction

Indicates a potential Action, which describes an idealized action in which this thing would play an 'object' role.

public array<string|int, mixed>|Action|null $potentialAction

$sameAs

URL of a reference Web page that unambiguously indicates the item's identity.

public string|array<string|int, mixed>|null $sameAs

E.g. the URL of the item's Wikipedia page, Wikidata entry, or official website.

$startTime

The earliest time of day the address can be served, as an `HH:MM` string.

public null|string|int $startTime

null means no opening constraint.

$subjectOf

A CreativeWork or Event about this Thing.

public null|string|array<string|int, mixed>|CreativeWork|Event $subjectOf

$url

URL of the item.

public int|string|null $url

$weekFrom

The ISO week number (1 to 53) the assignment starts on.

public int|null $weekFrom

null means it holds from the start of the year.

$weekThrough

The ISO week number (1 to 53) the assignment ends on, inclusive.

public int|null $weekThrough

null means it holds to the end of the year.

$atContext

The JSON-LD `@context` value.

protected string|null $atContext = null

Default is https://schema.org.

$atType

The JSON-LD `@type` value.

protected string|null $atType = null

This can be manually set or automatically inferred from the class name.

$DEFAULT_JSON_SERIALIZE_OPTIONS

The default static jsonSerialize options (class-level configuration).

protected static array<string|int, mixed> $DEFAULT_JSON_SERIALIZE_OPTIONS = []

$schemaTypeCache

Internal cache for resolved schema types.

private static array<string, string> $schemaTypeCache = []

Methods

__construct()

Constructor to hydrate public properties from an array or stdClass.

public __construct([array<string|int, mixed>|object|null $init = null ]) : mixed

This allows objects to be quickly populated with associative data without manually setting each property.

Parameters
$init : array<string|int, mixed>|object|null = null

A data array or object used to initialize the instance. Keys must match public property names.

Tags
throws
ReflectionException
example
use org\schema\Person;
use org\schema\constants\Prop;

$person = new Person
([
    Prop::NAME => 'Jane Doe',
    Prop::URL  => 'https://example.com/janedoe'
]);

echo $person->name; // Outputs: Jane Doe

getJsonSerializeOptions()

Returns the default JSON serialization options.

public getJsonSerializeOptions() : array<string|int, mixed>

This method determines how the jsonSerialize() output is reduced or compressed, etc. It can be overridden in child classes to customize serialization behavior.

Return values
array<string|int, mixed>

Returns the reduction/compression options for JSON serialization.

getSchemaType()

Returns the fully qualified URI of the schema type.

public static getSchemaType() : string

This method combines the class's CONTEXT constant with its short name to produce a globally unique identifier for the entity type.

  • It uses Late Static Binding to ensure the correct context is retrieved even when called from an inherited class (e.g., Corporation vs. Affiliate).
  • Performance Optimization: Results are stored in a static cache ($schemaTypeCache) to avoid redundant Reflection calls during the same execution lifecycle.
Return values
string

The absolute URI of the type (e.g., "https://schema.org/Thing"). ** @example

echo Thing::getSchemaType();      // https://schema.org/Thing
echo Affiliate::getSchemaType();  // https://schema.oihana.xyz/Pagination

jsonSerialize()

Serializes the current object into a JSON-LD array.

public jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>

Includes public properties, the JSON-LD @context and @type. Null values are automatically removed.

Tags
throws
ReflectionException

If reflection fails when accessing properties.

example
use org\schema\Person;
use org\schema\constants\Prop;

$person = new Person
([
    Prop::NAME => 'John Smith',
    Prop::ID   => 'jsmith-001'
]);

echo json_encode($person, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);

Output:

{
   "@type": "Person",
   "@context": "https://schema.org",
   "id": "jsmith-001",
   "name": "John Smith"
}
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>

JSON-LD representation of the object.

withAtContext()

Sets the internal JSON-LD `@context` attribute.

public withAtContext(string $context) : $this

Useful if you need a custom JSON-LD context.

Parameters
$context : string

Optional JSON-LD context.

Return values
$this

withAtType()

Sets the internal JSON-LD `@type` attribute.

public withAtType(string $type) : $this

Allows overriding the default type inferred from the class.

Parameters
$type : string

Optional JSON-LD type

Return values
$this

withJSONLDMeta()

Initializes both JSON-LD metadata: `@type` and `@context`.

public withJSONLDMeta([string|null $atType = null ][, string|null $atContext = null ]) : $this

Can be called from constructor or later to override default values.

Parameters
$atType : string|null = null

Optional JSON-LD type

$atContext : string|null = null

Optional JSON-LD context

Return values
$this
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