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@shoops/epi-hiper-validator

v1.8.5

Published

EpiHiper input validation and modification utilities

Downloads

29

Readme

EpiHiper Schema

Installation

npm install @shoops/epi-hiper-validator

Usage

After installation you should have access to two command line tools epiHiperValidateSchema and epiHiperValidateRules. If you cannot execute either of them, you will have the directory ./node_modules/.bin to your PATH environment variable or access these tools by their full path.

epiHiperValidateSchema

This command line tool allows you validate one or more files against the EpiHiper schemas. The schema is automatically determined by the $schema attribute of the root JSON object. For validation against externally provided schemas specify the schema containing directory with the --schema-dir options.

Usage: epiHiperValidateSchema [options] <file ...>

EpiHiper Schema Validation

Options:
  -V, --version              output the version number
  --schema-dir <schema-dir>  Use the schemas in the provided directory instead of the internal ones.
  -h, --help                 output usage information

epiHiperValidateRules

This command line tool allows you validate one or more files against the EpiHiper rules. The rules are automatically determined by the $schema attribute of the root JSON object.For validation against externally provided rules specify the rules containing directory with the --rules-dir options.

Usage: epiHiperValidateRules [options] <file ...>

EpiHiper Rules Validation

Options:
  -V, --version            output the version number
  --rules-dir <rules-dir>  Use the rules in the provided directory instead of the internal ones.
  -h, --help               output usage information