json-schema-report
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Visual tool to debug JSON schema validation errors
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json-schema-report
Visual tool to debug JSON schema validation errors field-by-field. I couldn't find any tool that did in-depth reporting on why a schema failed, so I made this one. The goal is to provide detailed, but readable analysis of schema validation errors, and to save time when debugging complex objects that don't validate.
JSON Schema versions are supported as per the underlying validator,
jsonschema
.
For example, showing valid (✓), invalid or missing (✕), and optional missing (?) properties with colored output to aid in reading:
✓ .name
✕ .age - instance must be greater than or equal to 0
✓ .address.line1
✓ .address.line2
✓ .address.city
✕ .address.state - required property is missing
✓ .address.country
? .catchphrase
2 errors found.
Where a schema uses allOf
, anyOf
, or oneOf
, all the possible alternatives
are shown, so you can see how much each one matched against the other
candidates.
This can mean that data that does not match any of the candidates will show errors for all of them.
The example below shows where a oneOf
matched only the second candidate.
[oneOf 1/2]
? not matching
✓ .color
✓ .length
? .numMasts (omitted, not required)
✕ .numSails - required property is missing
[oneOf 2/2]
✓ matching
✓ .color
✓ .length
? .numMasts (omitted, not required)
✓ .topSpeed
Options
In normal operation, a valid sub-schema will stop from showing considered alternatives. Use optional flags to adjust this behavior.
-v
- Show inferred types and partially or invalid sub-schemas/alternatives.-o
- Hide optional properties that are not specified, but not invalid.
You can also export DEBUG=true
to see a lot more debugging info.
Install
Install as a command line tool:
npm i -g json-schema-report
Then use the command:
jsr $schemaFilePath $dataFilePath
Run tests
npm test