The dictionary

tso, you've planned your project for example, you created a project storyboard in which you also decided what xapi verbs, objects, results and contexts you want to use in hype we created a space where you can finalise your xapi syntax for your project in the dictionary section of the hypexapi() document the most basic xapi statement has an actor, verb and object because you've created the default actor earlier in the hypexapi() document, you don't need to add it in the dictionary verb in this section of the hypexapi() document you define all your verbs they are grouped like this hypexapi setdefault('verbs', { 	 // add verbs here as 'key' { definition } 	 // check in console with "adl verbs" for built in ones 		 	 "verb 1" { 	 "id" " ", 	 "display" { "en us" " " } 	 }, 		 	 "verb 2" { 	 "id" " ", 	 "display" { "en us" " " } 	 }, 		 	 "verb 3" { 	 "id" " ", 	 "display" { "en us" " " } 	 }, 		 }); to see all that is currently possible with defining a verb, go this webpage https //xapi com/blog/deep dive object/ https //xapi com/blog/deep dive verb/ https //xapi com/blog/deep dive verb/ you can add as many verbs as you need after you've defined them here, all you have to do is call for example, 'verb 1' in the gui and the code takes care of the rest more about how to do this later some lrs xapiwrappers have a list of verbs already defined if you use a verb that is defined in the wrapper, you don't have to list it here for example the verb 'attempted' when you call the verb 'attempted' in hype, the code looks at your dictionary to see if it is there if it can't find it there, it will go and look in the xapiwrapper if it finds the verb 'attempted' in there, it will use that one for your statement object in this section of the hypexapi() document you define all your objects(activities) they are grouped like this hypexapi setdefault('objects', { 	 // add objects here as 'key' { definition } 	 "object 1" { 	 "id" " ", 	 "definition" { 	 "name" { "en us" " " } 	 } 	 }, 	 "object 2" { 	 "id" " ", 	 "definition" { 	 "name" { "en us" " " } 	 } 	 }, "object 3" { 	 "id" " ", 	 "definition" { 	 "name" { "en us" " " } 	 } 	 }, 		 }); to see all that is currently possible with defining an object, go this webpage https //xapi com/blog/deep dive object/ https //xapi com/blog/deep dive object/ you can add as many objects as you need after you've defined them here, all you have to do is call for example, 'object 1' in the gui and the code takes care of the rest more about how to do this later result in this section of the hypexapi() document you define all your results they are grouped like this hypexapi setdefault('results', { 	 // add static results here as 'key' { definition } 		 	 'knowledgecheck 1' { "completion" true, "success" true, "score" { "scaled" 95 } 	 }, 	 'endscore' { "score" { "min" 0, "max" 50, "raw" 35, "scaled" 70	 	 } 	 }, 		 }); to see all that is currently possible with defining results, you can start by exploring this webpage https //xapi com/blog/deep dive result/ you can add as many result sets as you need after you've defined them here, all you have to do is call for example, 'endscore' in the gui and the code takes care of the rest more about how to do this later context in this section of the hypexapi() document you define all your context information they are grouped like this hypexapi setdefault('context', { 	 // add static conyexts here as 'key' { definition } "strategy101" { "facilitator" { "name" "first facilitator", "mbox" "mailto\ first\@example com" }, "contextactivities" { "parent" { "id" "http //example com/activities/lateral thinking" }, "grouping" { "id" "http //example com/activities/level 6" } } } 		 }); to see all that is currently possible with defining context, go this webpage https //xapi com/blog/deep dive context/ you can add as many contexts as you need, but i think think there won't be many in a project after you've defined them here, all you have to do is call for example, 'strategy101' in the gui and the code takes care of the rest more about how to do this later there you have it your dictionary is set up now you can construct an xapi statement inside hype in the next section of the documentation we will look at how to send a statement