cubicweb-jsonschema
cubicweb-jsonschema provides mappings from CubicWeb entities to JSON Schema documents as well as an HTTP API based on the JSON Hyper-Schema specification.
Documentation is available at https://cubicweb-jsonschema.readthedocs.io/
Testing
Tests can be run using:
python -m unittest discover -s test
from top-level directory after having installed test dependencies from file test-requirements.txt.
Some tests make use of the ajv program (more specifically ajv-cli) to validate JSON Schema response against meta schema. This can be installed using npm and should be in $PATH when running tests. If not available validation would not occur.
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