Introduction
wtforms-jsonschema converts WTForms into JSON Schema compatibile representations
Requirements
Python 2.6 or later
Wtforms
Usage
To convert a form to a JSON Schema:
from wtforms_jsonschema.jsonschema import WTFormToJSONSchema schema_repr = WTFormToJSONSchema().convert_form(MyForm)
TODO: To embed a JSON Schema as a form field:
from wtforms_jsonschema.forms import JSONSchemaField
#where schema is a python dictionay like schema_repr in the first exmaple
class MyForm(forms.Form):
subfield = JSONSchemaField(schema=schema)
form = MyForm(data={'subfield':'<json encoded value>'})
form.validate() #will validate the subfield entry against schema
form['subfield'].as_widget() #will render a textarea widget with a data-schemajson attribute
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