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version 2.1.2
Build composable event pipeline servers with minimal effort.
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wishbone.flow.jsonvalidate
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Version: 1.0.0
Validates JSON data against JSON-schema.
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Validates the a Python dictionary (converted from a JSON string) against a
predefined JSONschema. http://json-schema.org/
The defined schema has to be valid JSON data.
Events which do not pass validation are send to the default <failed> queue.
Parameters:
- schema(str)(None)
| The filename of the JSON validation schema to load. When no
| schema is defined no validation is done.
Queues:
- inbox
| Incoming messages
- outbox
| Outgoing messges
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