A Robot Framework library for JSON Schema validation
Provides a simple interface to jsonschema, the Python implementation of JSON Schema.
Usage
The library needs access to the file system location of the schemas, in order to resolve references between schemas. Default is a subdirectory called schemas - you could make a symlink here to wherever the schema definition files are:
Library JSONSchemaLibrary /path/to/schemas
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My Test Case:
Validate Json schema_name.schema.json {"foo": "bar"}
Per default, only prints the validation error message when there’s an error. Run with log level DEBUG in order to see more info, including a dump of the schema, in the Robot Framework logs.
Development
$ pybot --pythonpath . tests
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