pulsschemas
Pulsschemas is a hypothetical schema language designed to describe time-based, pulse-driven event data common in real-time streaming systems. In this model, a pulse represents a burst or window of related events that share a temporal context, such as a single sensor reading interval or a transaction batch. Pulsschemas define the structure of such bursts, including the entities involved and the fields that appear within a pulse.
The core concepts include pulse definitions, entities, and fields with typed values, as well as constraints
Syntax and tooling are designed to be lightweight and interoperable with existing data contracts. The schema
Use cases include high-frequency financial data, IoT sensor streams, and batch-like micro-events that arrive in bursts.
The concept remains informal and not widely standardized. Proponents cite clearer temporal semantics and improved validation,