nadia: create marshmallow Schemas OpenAPI 3 objects.
nadia is a small and lightweight library for creating marshmallow Schemas from schemas defined in your OpenAPI spec.
Basic usage
import yaml
import nadia.api
with open('petstore.yaml') as petstore:
data = yaml.load(petstore)
builder = nadia.api.SchemaBuilder.create()
schema = builder.build(data['components']['schemas']['Pet'])
valid_pet = {'id': 100, 'name': 'Doggo', 'tag': 'sometag'}
invalid_pet = {'id': 'foo', 'name': 'Lessie', 'tag': ['tag1', 'tag2']}
print('Validation errors for Doggo: {}'.format(schema.validate({'content': valid_pet})))
print('Validation errors for Lessie: {}'.format(schema.validate({'content': invalid_pet})))Documentation
Documentation can be found at http://nadia.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Feature overview
Currently nadia supports all of the OpenAPI 3 data types, except allOf/anyOf fields. Most of the options like required, nullable, etc. are also supported.
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