sdx-topology-validator 1.1.0

Validates the converted topology against the given OpenAPI specifications

sdx_topology_validator

Introduction

This Validates the topology against the given OpenAPI specification.

Installation Steps

pip install sdx-topology-validator

This installs the module "sdx-topology-validator".

Prerequisites

All the Prerequisite pip modules like PyYAML, jsonschema, jsonref will be automatically installed when you run the above command "pip install sdx-topology-validator".

Usage

The module "sdx-topology-validator" consists of functions 'load_openapi_schema', 'resolve_references', 'get_validator_schema', 'validate'.

Import 'validate' function from the module "sdx-topology-validator".

The function named 'load_openapi_schema' that takes a single parameter 'file_path', which is the yaml_spec_file(validator.yaml) which consists of OpenAPI specification and returns 'openapi_spec' the loaded YAML content as a dictionary.

The function named 'resolve_references' that takes a single parameter 'openapi_spec', resolves any JSON references in the OpenAPI specification, ensuring that all $ref fields are fully expanded.

The function named 'get_validator_schema' that takes a single parameter, which is the value returned by the function 'resolve_references'. This function extracts and returns the JSON schema used for validating the request body of the /validator endpoint from the OpenAPI specification.

The function named 'validate' that take one parameter: data.
The first parameter 'data' takes json data as input and validates the given data against the provided JSON schema and returns the result of the validation.

Note: Make sure that 'validator.yaml' the yaml_spec_file is present in the current directory, where you are validating the json data.

Example of usage:
from sdx_topology_validator import validate
validation_result = validate(data)