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# page

The app entity describes a page in a text document.

```
var page: some AssistantSchemas.Entity { get }
```

## Overview

Use Swift macros that generate additional properties and add protocol conformance
for your app entity implementation. The following example shows an app entity that conforms to the `.wordProcessor.page` schema:

```swift
@AppEntity(schema: .wordProcessor.page)
struct WordProcessorPageEntity: AppEntity {
    struct Query: EntityStringQuery {
        func entities(for identifiers: [WordProcessorPageEntity.ID]) async throws -> [WordProcessorPageEntity] { [] }
        func entities(matching string: String) async throws -> [WordProcessorPageEntity] { [] }
    }

    static var defaultQuery = Query()
    var displayRepresentation: DisplayRepresentation { "Text Document Page" }

    let id = UUID()

    @Property
    var document: WordProcessorDocumentEntity

    @Property
    var pageIndex: Int
}
```

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