Package org.eel.kitchen.jsonschema.syntax

Schema syntax validation package

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
SyntaxChecker	Interface implemented by all syntax checkers

Class Summary

Class	Description
ArrayChildrenSyntaxChecker	Dedicated syntax validator checker for keywords having arrays as arguments
DependenciesSyntaxChecker	Syntax checker for the dependencies keyword
DivisibleBySyntaxChecker	Syntax checker for the divisibleBy keyword
EnumSyntaxChecker	Syntax validator for the enum keyword
ExclusiveMaximumSyntaxChecker	Syntax validator for the exclusiveMaximum keyword
ExclusiveMinimumSyntaxChecker	Syntax validator for the exclusiveMinimum keyword
ExtendsSyntaxChecker	Syntax validator for the extends keyword
ItemsSyntaxChecker	Syntax validator for the items keyword
PatternPropertiesSyntaxChecker	Syntax validator for the patternProperties keyword
PatternSyntaxChecker	Syntax validator for the pattern keyword
PositiveIntegerSyntaxChecker	Syntax validator for keywords having a positive integer value as an argument
PropertiesSyntaxChecker	Syntax validator for the properties keyword
SimpleSyntaxChecker	Simple type-only syntax checker
SyntaxValidator	Schema syntax validator
TypeKeywordSyntaxChecker	Dedicated syntax checker for type and disallow
URISyntaxChecker

Package org.eel.kitchen.jsonschema.syntax Description

Schema syntax validation package

The main class in this package is SyntaxValidator.

Syntax validation has a critically important role in the validation process. An invalid schema will always fail to invalidate a JSON instance.

For this implementation in particular, it also helps to ensure that the KeywordValidator associated with the schema keyword does not need to preoccupy about its arguments being well-formed -- they will be since the syntax validator has verified that they are.

Unlike keyword validators, syntax validators are not built by reflection. It is therefore your responsibility to instantiate it and only then register it.