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Ajv = require("ajv")
log = console.log;
var getJSON = require("async-get-json");
var schema = await getJSON("https://customers-2db8.restdb.io/static/db/schema.json");
log(schema);
// Intentionally corrupt the schema by
// changing /definitions/address/$id from "#address" to "#address_broken"
schema.definitions.address['$id'] = '#address_broken';
// The schema contains some { $ref: '#address' }-references.
log(schema.definitions.address['$id']);
// just to make sure
ajv = new Ajv({
allErrors : true,
verbose : true,
jsonPointers : true,
format : 'full',
sourceCode : true,
});
try {
let validate = ajv.compile(schema);
} catch (exeption) {
log("error was ::", exeption);
log("any errors on Ajv's errors object ?", ajv.errors);
}
/*
I found that all other errors show up in the ajv.error-array and they do carry either a
JSONPointer or a dataPath (depends on config).
The dataPath/JSONPoint is a big help in finding the spot. I'm working json-schema-support for
Atom's linting-framework, thus i'm gratefull for good locality-info.
*/
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