1.4.0: Is there a way to perform local verification? about json-schema-validator HOT 5 OPEN

Examples can be found at https://github.com/networknt/json-schema-validator/blob/master/doc/schema-retrieval.md.

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Examples can be found at https://github.com/networknt/json-schema-validator/blob/master/doc/schema-retrieval.md.

thank u for ur attention, But I couldn't solve it, it still verifies my $schema or $id. Will you consider using a simpler way to support this requirement? Because of performance issues, I still want to use this project

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You at least need to post what you have tried and what isn't working.

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The following is an example since you didn't post what are the contents of the schema or the meta-schema. Typically you will map the schema data from a classpath resource so that you don't have it all as an inline string.

        String metaSchemaData = "{}";
        String schemaData = "{}";

        Map<String, String> schemas = new HashMap<>();
        schemas.put("https://schemas.amazon.com/selling-partners/definitions/product-types/meta-schema/v1", metaSchemaData);
        schemas.put("https://schemas.amazon.com/selling-partners/definitions/product-types/schema/v1/HAIR_BRUSH", schemaData);

        JsonSchemaFactory factory = JsonSchemaFactory.getInstance(VersionFlag.V201909,
                builder -> builder.schemaLoaders(schemaLoaders -> schemaLoaders.schemas(schemas)));
        JsonSchema schema = factory.getSchema(SchemaLocation
                .of("https://schemas.amazon.com/selling-partners/definitions/product-types/schema/v1/HAIR_BRUSH"));
        String inputData = "{}";
        System.out.println(schema.validate(inputData, InputFormat.JSON, OutputFormat.HIERARCHICAL));

It looks like there is a custom meta-schema https://schemas.amazon.com/selling-partners/definitions/product-types/meta-schema/v1 with a custom vocabulary and custom keywords. If you need those keywords to do anything you will have to implement them yourself as they are non-standard.

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The following is an example since you didn't post what are the contents of the schema or the meta-schema. Typically you will map the schema data from a classpath resource so that you don't have it all as an inline string.

        String metaSchemaData = "{}";
        String schemaData = "{}";

        Map<String, String> schemas = new HashMap<>();
        schemas.put("https://schemas.amazon.com/selling-partners/definitions/product-types/meta-schema/v1", metaSchemaData);
        schemas.put("https://schemas.amazon.com/selling-partners/definitions/product-types/schema/v1/HAIR_BRUSH", schemaData);

        JsonSchemaFactory factory = JsonSchemaFactory.getInstance(VersionFlag.V201909,
                builder -> builder.schemaLoaders(schemaLoaders -> schemaLoaders.schemas(schemas)));
        JsonSchema schema = factory.getSchema(SchemaLocation
                .of("https://schemas.amazon.com/selling-partners/definitions/product-types/schema/v1/HAIR_BRUSH"));
        String inputData = "{}";
        System.out.println(schema.validate(inputData, InputFormat.JSON, OutputFormat.HIERARCHICAL));

It looks like there is a custom meta-schema https://schemas.amazon.com/selling-partners/definitions/product-types/meta-schema/v1 with a custom vocabulary and custom keywords. If you need those keywords to do anything you will have to implement them yourself as they are non-standard.

I seem to have found a solution, thank you for your answer

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