Libra is a framework designed to ease creating and managing big sets of configurations. The ultimate goal is to provide tools that will allow others to design, build and configure complex systems without writing code.

• extensibility is a king. Creating new field or adding resource type should be easy. We don't care where changes are coming from and where they go. Where and how configuration are stored should be irrelevant
• declarative style. Creating and working with resources should be done in declarative manner
• cross platform. Even though we targeting C# and Unity stack, we should not use platform dependent frameworks in core libraries.

• Resource schema - template for creating resources. Can contain different variety of fields, but always contain an id as one of elements
• Resource - an consistent set of data describing instance of Resource type. Contains unique id value.
• Resource system - a consistent set of resources
• Resource id - unique resource identifier. Framework provides runtime guarantees that id is unique inside resource system instance.

• int - signed 4 byte integer number
• float - signed 4 byte floating number
• boolean - true / false
• enumeration - a single value from predefined set
• Reference - a reference pointer from one resource to another one
• Resource part - contains a set of field values that. Does not have resource id and cannot be referenced from other resources.
• Array - contains multiple values of other types. For non-reference types might contain empty values

TODO: add dependency diagram

A set of classes provided by the client

A main module for loadting

Each resource has a unique id which in itself is a GUID. Resource id is generated on resource creation and cannot be changed.

• id type. GUID or Ints?
• how editor will looks like?
• editor UI framework