Type alias Kanjidic2Character

Kanjidic2Character: {
    codepoints: Kanjidic2Codepoint[];
    dictionaryReferences: Kanjidic2DictionaryReference[];
    literal: string;
    misc: Kanjidic2Misc;
    queryCodes: Kanjidic2QueryCode[];
    radicals: Kanjidic2Radical[];
    readingMeaning: Kanjidic2ReadingMeaning | null;
}

codepoints: Kanjidic2Codepoint[]

Kanji code in various encoding systems, such as Unicode or JIS
dictionaryReferences: Kanjidic2DictionaryReference[]

References to find this kanji in various dictionaries
literal: string

Kanji itself
misc: Kanjidic2Misc

Miscellanea data, such as school grade, JLPT level, usage frequency, etc.
queryCodes: Kanjidic2QueryCode[]

Query codes to find this kanji in various (typically electronic) dictionaries. Query code is typically a unique sequence of numbers and/or letters which describes the shape of a kanji w/o relying on the knowledge of its reading or meaning.
radicals: Kanjidic2Radical[]

Radicals (i.e. "components" used for looking up kanji in dictionaries) of this kanji Note that radicals don't necessarily represent all the component parts of a kanji, but instead only describe some more distinctive parts. Radicals are used to create indexes of kanji in dictionaries.
readingMeaning: Kanjidic2ReadingMeaning | null

Reading and meaning of a kanji, split into groups because different readings can have different meanings.