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The Fides project, which includes Fideslang, Fidesops, and Fidesctl, adheres to the following [Code of Conduct](https://ethyca.github.io/fides/community/code_of_conduct/).
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The Fides project, which includes Fideslang, adheres to the following [Code of Conduct](https://ethyca.github.io/fides/community/code_of_conduct/).
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The Fides core team welcomes any contributions and suggestions to help make the community a better place 🤝
The Fides project, which includes Fideslang, Fidesops, and Fidesctl, adheres to the following [Contribution Guidelines](https://ethyca.github.io/fides/development/overview/).
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The Fides project, which includes Fideslang, adheres to the following [Contribution Guidelines](https://ethyca.github.io/fides/development/overview/).
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The Fides core team welcomes any contributions and suggestions to help make the community a better place 🤝
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# Fides Language Documentation
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This is the documentation for Fides' configuration language. It is relevant to users of **Fides Control** ([`fidesctl`](https://github.com/ethyca/fides/)), **Fides Ops** ([`fidesops`](https://github.com/ethyca/fidesops/), and other privacy tools that are in the roadmap.
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This is the documentation for Fides' configuration language. It is relevant to users of [**Fides**](https://github.com/ethyca/fides/) and other privacy tools that are in the roadmap.
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The Fides language is Fides' primary user interface. In every use of Fides, configuration files written in the Fides language is always at the heart of the workflow.
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### Policy YAML
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A Policy declaration in Fides language represents a set of rules for privacy or compliance that the system must adhere to. The `fidesctl` tool evaluates these policies against the system & dataset declarations to ensure automated compliance.
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A Policy declaration in Fides language represents a set of rules for privacy or compliance that the system must adhere to. Fides CLI tools evaluates these policies against the system and dataset declarations to ensure automated compliance.
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Other pages in this language section describe various concepts and resources that appear in the Fides language. This page describes the syntax of the language in more detail to help better interpret Fides whether you're authoring or reading.
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The Fides language is an intentionally simple language designed to be relatively easy for anyone to read and write. The primary objective is to translate complex privacy compliance concepts into a simple syntax, it's for this reason Fides is entirely written as YAML configurations.
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The Fides language is designed to be relatively easy for anyone to read and write. The primary objective is to translate complex privacy compliance concepts into an approachable syntax, it's for this reason Fides is entirely written as YAML configurations.
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## YAML - Building Block of Fides
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### Fides Taxonomy
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The Fides language is intentionally simple. To assure this, Fides declarations use predefined primitives (e.g. data categories) that are used when describing your datasets, systems, policies, etc. These predefined primitives exist as part of the Fides taxonomy which is maintained in your `fidesctl` server so they can be consistently used across your organization's development team.
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The Fides language is intentionally simple. To assure this, Fides declarations use predefined primitives (e.g. data categories) that are used when describing your datasets, systems, policies, etc. These predefined primitives exist as part of the Fides taxonomy which is maintained in your Fides server so they can be consistently used across your organization's development team.
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You can learn more about the taxonomy structure and how to extend it in the [taxonomy guide](./taxonomy/overview.md).
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