schematalog
A registry and catalog for JSON Schema specifications: it stores versioned schema
documents and serves them back for validation, $ref resolution and format conversion.
pip install schematalog
schematalog serve
What this package is
This distribution contains no code. It depends on
schematalog-app, which is the registry.
It exists for two reasons:
pip install schematalogshould install the registry, because that is what someone typing the name intends.- The project's Python modules live in a
schematalog.*namespace shared across several distributions (schematalog-core,schematalog-app,schematalog-s3). A namespace like that accepts modules from any installed distribution, so leaving the matching name unclaimed would let an unrelated package place importable modules inside it.
The pieces
| Distribution | What it is |
|---|---|
schematalog-app |
The registry: JSON API, web UI, storage wiring. |
schematalog-core |
The domain contract and its conformance suite - what a storage backend codes against. |
schematalog-s3 |
An S3 storage backend, and the worked example of one living outside the registry. |
Writing a storage backend needs schematalog-core alone; it does not oblige you to
install a web framework.
The schematalog-* prefix is deliberately not reserved on PyPI, so third-party
backends are free to use it.
1 maintainer
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