json-schema-validator

问题 Is there a way to implement the Postgres equivalent to CHECK constraint within a nested JSON Schema? Say we have data that has two properties, each of which has nested properties. How can JSON Schema make the required contents of the first object depend on the second? My real case scenario is to build a JSON schema for a GeoJSON objects, that has a geometry object (i.e. Point or Polygon, or null), and other attributes in a "properties" object. I want to alter the required properties depending

问题 I have a massive JSON setup file that I use with one of my projects. I would like to write some documentation and validation rules via a JSON schema so the edition of this file is easier for someone who's not familiar with it. I want to be able to open the json setup file in Eclipse and have autocomplete for the json properties via intellisense. I also want to see the documentation comments for any json setup property when the mouse is over it. I can't find any kind of documentation about

问题 I have the problem with array json schema validation in postman. var schema = { "type": "array", "items": [{ "id": { "type":"long" }, "name": { "type":"string" }, "email": { "type":"string" } }] }; pm.test('Response schema type nodes verification', function() { pm.expect(tv4.validate(pm.response.json(), schema)).to.be.true; }); And the response body is: [ { "id": 1, "name": "test1", "email": "a@a.com" }, { "id": 2, "name": "test2", "email": "a@a.com" }, . . . ] I have always passed result.

问题 According to the specification (http://json-schema.org/schema) there is no mutual exclusion among schema keywords. For example I could create the following schema: { "properties" : { "foo" : {"type" : "string"} } "items" : [ {"type" : "integer" }, {"type" : "number" } ] } Would this schema validate against both objects and arrays? If so it would imply an "OR" relationship between keyword. But if we consider the following schema: { "anyOf" : [ { "type" : "string",}, { "type" : "integer"} ]

问题 I have one Json schema template, which contains array of objects. And I need to verify Json input with that template. But I want this should not dependent on order for object in array. And below we have array of 3 different object in template i.e. abs, endpoint and dispatch. I want to remove dependency of order from here. I can provide ant order of items in Json input schema. It should not dependent on template. I am using 'ajv' node js template to validate the Json input with template data.

问题 I must send events to Azure Event Hub directly using http protocol. How can I validate payload json schema of the event in Azure (same as validating in a web api) before the event ingestion? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54789404/is-there-any-way-to-validate-events-payload-schema-while-using-azure-event-hub-a

问题 I have created the a collection with the below validation: { $jsonSchema: { bsonType: 'object', additionalProperties: false, properties: { _id: { bsonType: 'objectId' }, test: { bsonType: 'string' } }, anyOf: [ { bsonType: 'object', properties: { test1: { bsonType: 'string' } }, additionalProperties: false }, { bsonType: 'object', properties: { test2: { bsonType: 'string' } }, additionalProperties: false } ] } } The Validation Action was set to Error and Validation Level to Moderate. When I

问题 tv4.validate will always return true. No matter if schema is valid JSON or even just dummy string. I browse stackoverflow for related issues and banUnknownProperties does not help me As i told i even tried to change schema variable to "dummy" and tv4 still does not find error. That`s my first post on stackoverflow. Sorry if my question not clear. Valid response will be as following [ { "dayOfWeek": "sunday", "openTime": "10:00:00", "closeTime": "14:00:00" }, { "dayOfWeek": "monday", "openTime

问题 I am trying to build a schema which has a list of items that I want to have an enforced schema. Basically here is the data I want to validate against the schema: data = { "VIN" : "123", "timestamp" : "xxxx", "model" : "jeep", "inspections": [ { "door_badge" : { "expected": "yes", "image": "/image/path/here", "state": 1 }, }, { "rear_badge" : { "expected" : "yes", "image" : "/image/path/here", "state": 1 } } ], } And my schema mapping as is such but seem to be getting errors when trying to

问题 So I have a similiar question (see: How do I do a nested list (array) of schema references in json schema), but now my structure is changed a little and can't seem to get it to validate. data = { 'VIN': '1234567', 'Vehicle color': blue, 'inspections': [ {'expected': 'MVA', 'found': 0.0, 'inspection': 'Fascia', 'location': 'rear_left', 'state': None}, {'expected': 'MVA', 'found': 0.0, 'inspection': 'Fascia', 'location': 'rear_right', 'state': None}, {'expected': 'UNKNOWN', 'found': 'CPW7',