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"value": "> To use this HowTo, first [clone the Star Wars demo](/docs/clone-a-demo-terminuscms-project/) into your team on TerminusCMS. You will then have access to the data needed for this tutorial.\n\n## Finding elements from the schema.\n\nIn order to query the schema, you can use _graph_ arguments to WOQL. TerminusCMS stores each branch as a pair of graphs, an instance graph and a schema graph.\n\nWe can specify the graph by passing it as an argument to the `quad` word.\n\nTo find all classes in the schema we can write:\n\n```javascript\nlet v = Vars(\"cls\");\nquad(v.cls, \"rdf:type\", \"sys:Class\", \"schema\")\n```\n\nThis results in:\n\ncls\n\n@schema:Film\n\n@schema:People\n\n@schema:Planet\n\n@schema:Species\n\n@schema:Starship\n\n@schema:Vehicle\n\nThe `@schema` denotes the default schema prefix, and makes it clear that this identifier lives in the schema name space rather than the data name space.\n\nWe can also use the typical `triple` word if we use `from` to set our default graph to `schema` instead of `instance`.\n\n```javascript\nlet v = Vars(\"cls\");\nfrom(\"schema\")\n .triple(v.cls, \"rdf:type\", \"sys:Class\")\n```"
"value": "> To use this HowTo, first [clone the Star Wars demo](/docs/clone-a-demo-terminuscms-project/) into your team on TerminusCMS. You will then have access to the data needed for this tutorial.\n\n## Finding elements from the schema.\n\nIn order to query the schema, you can use _graph_ arguments to WOQL. TerminusCMS stores each branch as a pair of graphs, an instance graph and a schema graph.\n\nWe can specify the graph by passing it as an argument to the `quad` word.\n\nTo find all classes in the schema we can write:\n\n```javascript\nlet v = Vars(\"cls\");\nquad(v.cls, \"rdf:type\", \"sys:Class\", \"schema\")\n```\n\nThis results in:\n\ncls\n\n@schema:Film\n\n@schema:People\n\n@schema:Planet\n\n@schema:Species\n\n@schema:Starship\n\n@schema:Vehicle\n\nThe `@schema` denotes the default schema prefix, and makes it clear that this identifier lives in the schema name space rather than the data name space.\n"
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