juxt.jinx.validate — jinx 0.1.6

->sequential clj/s

(->sequential x)

array? clj/s

(array? x)

char-code-at clj/s

(char-code-at str pos)

char-seq clj/s

(char-seq str)

(char-seq str offset)

Return a seq of the characters in a string, making sure not to split up UCS-2 (or is it UTF-16?) surrogate pairs. Because JavaScript. And Java.

check-format clj/s multimethod

decode-content clj/s

(decode-content content-encoding instance)

float-rem clj/s

(float-rem i m)

handle-multiple-annotations clj/s multimethod

integer? clj/s

(integer? x)

merge-annotations clj/s

(merge-annotations & maps)

number? clj/s

(number? x)

object? clj/s

(object? x)

peek-through clj/s

(peek-through ctx kw)

process-keyword clj/s multimethod

Allow for additional vocabularies by making this extensible.

'Validation keywords typically operate independently, without affecting each other's outcomes.' -- 3.1.1

However, given there are some exceptions, the full schema object is also provided as a map.

The instance and annotations args are the latest version of the instance currently established, not (necessarily) the original data value.

A method can update the values of the instance and annotations by returning a map optionally containing :instance and :annotations correspondingly.

read-json-string clj/s

(read-json-string json-str)

resolve-ref clj/s

(resolve-ref ref-object doc ctx)

schema? clj/s

(schema? x)

some-some? clj/s

(some-some? pred coll)

We need a version of some that treats false as a value

type-preds clj/s

validate clj/s

(validate instance schema)

(validate instance schema options)

Instance should come first do support the Clojure thread-first macro. Instances are the objects here, schemas are the incidentals.