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Informations about the package json-schema-validation

JSON Schema Validation

Provides a suite of classes to help with JSON Schema validation.

Validate Data Using JSON Schema

Preparing Data for Validation

In most cases you should prepare data using \AKlump\JsonSchema\JsonDecodeLossless. This has the result of casting to mixed objects and arrays. This is a quirk of using PHP with JSON Schema that doesn't think in terms of associative arrays, but objects--like Javascript.

Extract Default Values from JSON Schema

Using Default Values

In these examples, $dataset is meant to represent user-provided values, which may need to be filled in with default values. Be sure to heed the argument order for array_replace_recursive().

Relative Path $ref

_definitions.schema.json

foo.schema.json

Relative path references as shown above in foo.schema.json for the title property, are resolved based on the second argument to ValidateWithSchema:

As you might expect these are equivalent:

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Requires php Version >=7.4
opis/json-schema Version ^2.3
ext-json Version *
aklump/default-value Version ^0.0
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