jsonschema

问题 I'd like to know how to specify a JSON schema for an array of different objects. This thread gives me half the answer, but fails when I have multiple instances of each type of object. Here's a sample XML, based on the example given here but with the " Product " object being repeated:- { "things": [ { "entityType" : "Product", "name" : "Pepsi Cola", "brand" : "pepsi" }, { "entityType" : "Product", "name" : "Coca Cola", "brand" : "coke" }, { "entityType" : "Brand", "name" : "Pepsi Cola" } ] }

问题 Is "#/allOf/1/properties/body/properties/foo" a valid $ref? As stated in this article which explains $ref usage, it looks like it should be. However both AJV and https://www.jsonschemavalidator.net/ seem to disagree. Trying with a plain JSON Pointer it definitely seems to be possible: https://repl.it/repls/WretchedSpiritedMammoth This is the schema I'm testing with. { "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-06/schema#", "type": "object", "allOf": [ { "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft

问题 In my schema definitions, I have a type, with an integer property which should be any of a "fixed" set of numbers. The problem is that this "fixed set" may be changed often. "person": { "type": "object", "properties": { "aproperty": { "type": "integer", "enum": [1, 12, 30 ... , 1000] }, } }, Is there any way to reference this array from a remote service (which will have the most updated set)? "person": { "type": "object", "properties": { "aproperty": { "type": "integer", "$ref": "http:/

问题 I have a JSON object like this. var data={ "Company" : "XYZ", "company" : ['RX','TX'] } The above json data has 2 keys Company whose type is string and company whose type is enum but not array (I didnt know how to represent enum in json data),because of which json schema says its an array. I want it to be enum type. So how will I represent Enum type in JSON data? 回答1: JSON has no enum type. The two ways of modeling an enum would be: An array , as you have currently. The array values are the

问题 in my json schema i made a definition for "colors" like this { "colors": { "type":"string", "pattern": "AliceBlue|AntiqueWhite|Aqua|Aquamarine|Azure|Beige|Bisque|Black|BlanchedAlmond|Blue|BlueViolet|Brown|BurlyWood|CadetBlue|Chartreuse|Chocolate|Coral|CornflowerBlue|Cornsilk|Crimson|Cyan|DarkBlue|DarkCyan|DarkGoldenRod|DarkGray|DarkGrey|DarkGreen|DarkKhaki|DarkMagenta|DarkOliveGreen|DarkOrange|DarkOrchid|DarkRed|DarkSalmon|DarkSeaGreen|DarkSlateBlue|DarkSlateGray|DarkSlateGrey|DarkTurquoise

问题 in my json schema i made a definition for "colors" like this { "colors": { "type":"string", "pattern": "AliceBlue|AntiqueWhite|Aqua|Aquamarine|Azure|Beige|Bisque|Black|BlanchedAlmond|Blue|BlueViolet|Brown|BurlyWood|CadetBlue|Chartreuse|Chocolate|Coral|CornflowerBlue|Cornsilk|Crimson|Cyan|DarkBlue|DarkCyan|DarkGoldenRod|DarkGray|DarkGrey|DarkGreen|DarkKhaki|DarkMagenta|DarkOliveGreen|DarkOrange|DarkOrchid|DarkRed|DarkSalmon|DarkSeaGreen|DarkSlateBlue|DarkSlateGray|DarkSlateGrey|DarkTurquoise

问题 Within a JSON structure (“event bundle”), I am collecting several lists of events. These are called event lists. Each event in that list has at least a type field, whose value is dependent on which list it is stored in. Consider the following valid example: { "event_bundle": { "alert_events": [ { "type": "fooAlert1", "value": "bar" }, { "type": "fooAlert2", "value": "bar" }, { "type": "fooAlert3", "value": "bar" } ], "user_events": [ { "type": "fooUser1", "value": "bar" }, { "type": "fooUser2

问题 Within a JSON structure (“event bundle”), I am collecting several lists of events. These are called event lists. Each event in that list has at least a type field, whose value is dependent on which list it is stored in. Consider the following valid example: { "event_bundle": { "alert_events": [ { "type": "fooAlert1", "value": "bar" }, { "type": "fooAlert2", "value": "bar" }, { "type": "fooAlert3", "value": "bar" } ], "user_events": [ { "type": "fooUser1", "value": "bar" }, { "type": "fooUser2

问题 I need at one place to have the support for infinity, -infinity and NaN values in my JSON. Now though JSON does have support for these values, but is there any support for specifying about them in the schema of the same JSON instance, I mean the RFC specification says that these values are not supported under "number" type. However, when I validated one such JSON instance having infinity value against a schema with the type "number", it produced no error! Can someone help me to figure out why

问题 I'm looking if it's possible to reference property names as enum values in AJV definitions. Here is an example: { "$id": "modes.json", "description": "Example modes", "type": "object", "properties": { "MODE_WALK": { "$ref": "walk.json" }, "MODE_BICYCLE": { "$ref": "bicycle.json" }, } } Then I have another file with: { "$id": "another.json", "description": "Example object", "type": "object", "properties": { "text": { "type": "string", "maxLength": 128 }, "mode": { "description": "Allowed modes