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natesilva avatar natesilva commented on September 25, 2024

So if you are trying to use $ref to pull data into the instance (the data being validated), that won’t work. The $ref keyword is only for use in schemas. Just due to the way that JSON Schema works, the instance is expected to be plain old JSON and no special processing is done to it before validation.

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ml019 avatar ml019 commented on September 25, 2024

Thanks Nate, I figured that might be the case.

Is that a specific implementation choice you have made in JaySchema, or
will all validators take that approach? As far as I can see from the JSON
References RFC, its applicability isn't limited to use in JSON schemas.

As always, I am very appreciative of the prompt responses you provide.

Regards
Michael

On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 4:08 AM, Nate Silva [email protected] wrote:

So if you are trying to use $ref to pull data into the instance (the
data being validated), that won't work. The $ref keyword is only for use
in schemas. Just due to the way that JSON Schema works, the instance is
expected to be plain old JSON and no special processing is done to it
before validation.

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natesilva avatar natesilva commented on September 25, 2024

JSON-Ref and JSON Pointer were created by some of the same folks who created JSON Schema. I believe they were created for use in schemas, but you’re right, there’s nothing limiting it to that.

I don’t know if other validators allow you to have a $ref in your instance data. I believe most, if all, do not. It would be an interesting feature though.

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ml019 avatar ml019 commented on September 25, 2024

Thanks Nate.

My use-case naturally lent itself to $ref in the schema AND in the instance. Basically it is a situation where you want to aggregate existing objects which already have their own schemas, and validate the aggregation as a whole.

Any chance of adding $ref for instances to your feature wish list?

Thanks

Michael

From: Nate Silva [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, 5 February 2014 3:56 AM
To: natesilva/jayschema
Cc: ml019
Subject: Re: [jayschema] Is the use of $ref in the JSON being validated supported? (#24)

JSON-Ref and [JSON Pointer])[http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901] were created by some of the same folks who created JSON Schema. I believe they were created for use in schemas, but you’re right, there’s nothing limiting it to that.

I don’t know if other validators allow you to have a $ref in your instance data. I believe most, if all, do not. It would be an interesting feature though.


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