Compare json schemas smarter.
npm install json-schema-compare
> Compare json schemas correctly
``bash`
npm install json-schema-compare --save
`js
var compare = require('json-schema-compare')
var isEqual = compare({
title: 'title 1',
type: ['object'],
uniqueItems: false,
dependencies: {
name: ['age', 'lastName']
},
required: ['name', 'age', 'name']
}, {
title: 'title 2',
type: 'object',
required: ['age', 'name'],
dependencies: {
name: ['lastName', 'age']
},
properties: {
name: {
minLength: 0
}
}
}, {
ignore: ['title']
})
console.log(isEqual) // => true
`
Compare json schemas correctly.
- Ignores sort for arrays where sort does not matter, like required, enum, type, anyOf, oneOf, anyOf, dependencies (if array)
- Compares correctly type when array or string
- Ignores duplicate values before comparing
- For schemas and sub schemas undefined, true and {} are equalundefined
- For minLength, minItems and minProperties and 0 are equalundefined
- For uniqueItems, and false are equal
ignore array - default: []`
Ignores certain keywords, useful to exclude meta keywords like title, description etc or custom keywords. If all you want to know if they are the same in terms of validation keywords.
Create tests for new functionality and follow the eslint rules.
MIT © Martin Hansen