json-schema-utils 0.9.1

JSON Schema Utils

JSON Schema Utils

Random utilities to analyze, manipulate, simplify, convert or compile JSON Schema.

Installation

Install latest version with pip from PyPI or directly from GitHub:

python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
# from PyPI:
pip install json_schema_utils
# OR from latest sources:
pip install git+https://github.com/zx80/json-schema-utils.git

Inline Schema References

Replace references $ref by their definitions.

# no $id
jsu-inline -m "file:// ./tests" tests/*.schema.json
# with $id
jsu-inline -a tests/foo.schema.json

Simplify Schema

Apply various schema simplifications:

• remove type-incompatible keywords and formats, with warnings.
• try to move up list-of-one-schema *Of.
• simplify type lists.
• change list-of-one enum to const.
• detect some cases of infeasible schemas.
• remove uneffective keywords in corner cases.

jsu-simpler tests/*.schema.json

Check JSON Values against a Schema

Check a JSON values match a given schema using jmc (jsu-compile with jmc dynamic Python backend), jsonschema or jschon implementations.

jsu-check tests/foo.schema.json tests/foo.*.value.json

Note: the corresponding external dependencies must be installed.

JSON Schema Stats and Issues

Generate a report about JSON schemas, including possible bugs.

jsu-stats tests/*.schema.json

This script is extracted from JSON Schema Stats which has been updated to depend on this module.

JSON Prettyprinter

jsu-pretty --indent 2 --sort-keys tests/*.schema.json

You could also use jq . for this purpose.

JSON Schema to JSON Model Conversion

Convert a subset of JSON Schema to JSON Model.

The converter is expected to fully supports JSON Schema draft3 to draft7.

It partially supports draft 2019-09 and 2020-12, in particular there is a limited support for some features:

• dynamic anchors and references;
• unevaluated stuff;
• vocabularies;

Moreover, this is a software, hence there may be bugs.

jsu-model -o foo.model.json foo.schema.json

JSON Schema Compiler

Convert the input schema and generate C, JS, Python, Java, Perl or even PL/pgSQL code.

The compiler first converts the schema to a model (see previous command), then proceeds to compile the generated model to actual code using the JSON Model Compiler as a backend.

# generate a python script
jsu-compile -o some.py some.schema.json
# run the script to validate values
./some.py val1.json val2.json

The generated code (here the some.py Python script) needs some runtime which is installed with the compiler python module. Other languages require specific runtimes, which are available in the docker.io/zx80/jmc container image, or can be installed independently, see JSON Model HOWTO.

TODO

• propagate non type under containers (*Of, if, then, else, reference?) to reduce false positive errors/warnings.
• simplify: deduplicate constants in enum?